A true gauge of neighborhood prices is to consider the size, location and amenities and condition of the property is. The average doesn't consider the salability of the home. A home that has been updated with more "buyer appeal" will sell faster as well as higher than a home that is in am "original" 1960's type home.

Size=square footage, but also how many bedrooms, bath, and the size of the garage. Amenities or the +'s of the house: New windows? Fireplace? 2 car garage vs the normal 1 car garage? Location takes into consideration if its on the main rd of the subdivision or a side street, corner vs mid location.

If you'd like more information, have a comparative market analysis of your home in particular. I think an educated seller becomes a great client. Contact me for further information:

Sincerely,
Jan McNulty RE/MAX SUBURBAN
847-274-0535
Jan@JanMcNulty.com

Karen,

Within the last 6 months there have been 4 sales in the Greenbrier subdivision ranging from from $300,000 - $370,000, with an average of $336,000. What is the size of your home?

Best regards,
Louise Fleming
Century 21 Advisors
847-946-2311
louise@louisefleming.com