Lincoln Square Market Report
90-day market data from Chicago MLS — updated February 28, 2026
Source: MRED MLS, 90-day sold data. Updated February 28, 2026.
Example 2.5% commission on the Lincoln Square median of $367K = $9,175. Net Gain's flat fee = $1,995.
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Price Band Breakdown
Where buyers are actually competing in Lincoln Square
| Price Range | Sold | Avg Days | Sale-to-List | Active |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $450K-$500K Strongest Demand | 4 | 6d | 106% | 0 |
| $350K-$400K | 7 | 10d | 103% | 0 |
| $650K-$700K | 3 | 10d | 101% | 0 |
| $300K-$350K | 7 | 24d | 100% | 0 |
| $200K-$250K | 4 | 38d | 102% | 0 |
| $250K-$300K | 2 | 52d | 105% | 0 |
| $500K-$550K | 2 | 15d | 96% | 1 |
The $450K-$500K range shows the strongest buyer demand with 4 sales averaging 6 days to contract at 106% of asking. No active competition in this band.
Market Velocity
How fast the Lincoln Square market is moving
No active listings have required price cuts—a strong signal that current sellers have priced appropriately from day one.
Homes are taking 17 days to contract on average, though competitively priced properties move faster at 6 days.
With 0.6 months of inventory, this remains a seller's market where properly positioned listings have leverage.
What This Means for Your Listing
Commission savings at the Lincoln Square median
In a market where correctly priced homes sell in 17 days, the listing agent's job is clear: accurate pricing, professional marketing, and responsive transaction management. These are execution tasks—and you should decide what they're worth.
At $367K, that's $7,180 you keep by choosing flat fee over traditional commission. Same MLS listing. Same buyer exposure. Same professional service.
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