Housing for sale in the state remains far below pre-pandemic levels.

The state’s housing prices soar as its supply of homes for sale remains far behind the nation’s.

The state’s home prices have jumped 48% while housing for sale has plummeted.

Elevated prices thanks to low inventory continued to create problems for Illinois homebuyers in November.

Illinois home prices have jumped 48% since 2018 while available housing inventory has plummeted across all 26 tracked metro areas, creating a housing crisis driven largely by restrictive zoning laws and the nation’s highest property taxes.

Policies that make building expensive have continued to choke Illinois’ housing supply, pushing more families away with high prices. Nearly $90K has been added to the average house price since 2018.

Restrictive zoning laws and policy barriers have prevented new housing construction, driving prices up and Illinois families out.

June housing production in Illinois continues to lag the rest of the nation, leading to price problems across the state