Thinking of selling in Chicago?
Washington Heights homes have sold for a median of $226,000 over the past year, typically in about 19 days. It's a seller's market. Here's the full picture, and what your home is worth today.
$226,000
Median sale
219
Homes sold
12 mo
42
Avg. days on mkt
$145
Median $/sqft
10
For sale now
~0.5 mo supply
Median price by year
▲ 5.5%$319,000
9427 Emerald Avenue
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,200 sf · 8d · 100% of list
$265,000
431 98th Street
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,109 sf · 24d · 100% of list
$246,997
9108 Wallace Street
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,048 sf · 49d · 99% of list
$265,000
9131 Parnell Avenue
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,366 sf · 34d · 102% of list
$217,000
1328 98th Street
3 bd · 1 ba · 880 sf · 92d · 103% of list
$110,000
10650 Peoria Street
3 bd · 1 ba · 825 sf · 100d · 110% of list
$314,000
9417 Lowe Avenue
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,708 sf · 35d · 90% of list
$340,000
9332 Bishop Street
4 bd · 2 ba · 2,206 sf · 124d · 96% of list
Sold data via MRED MLS. Shown for market reference; information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
A seller's market
Just 10 homes for sale against 219 sales a year, roughly 0.5 months of supply, firmly a seller's market.
Timing matters
November is the window: homes listed then go under contract in about three weeks, while May listings have taken about two months.
Price sets the pace
Homes above $275K sell in about a month, while the $170K to $274K range, where most of the neighborhood trades, averages around six weeks.
How fast do homes sell in Washington Heights?
Over the past year, homes in Washington Heights have gone under contract in around six weeks on average (42 days), with the typical home closing in about 19 days.
What is my Washington Heights home worth?
Homes here have sold for a median of $226,000 over the last 12 months, around $145 per square foot. Every home is different, so request a free, no-obligation valuation for a figure specific to yours.
Is now a good time to sell in Washington Heights?
With 10 homes for sale against 219 sales a year, about 0.5 months of supply, Washington Heights is a seller's market. Sellers here have been getting about 99.4% of list price.
Thinking of selling?
Not a Zestimate. A real CMA from someone who's sold this neighborhood, knows the floor plan premiums, and can tell you which upgrades the buyer pool here actually pays for.

Your local agent
Joe has read every one of the 219 homes that sold in Washington Heights this past year, at a median of $226,000, with the typical home going under contract in about three weeks. Joe knows what today's Washington Heights buyer will actually pay, and what they won't.
With only 0.5 months of inventory, the risk here isn't finding a buyer; it's underpricing and leaving money on the table. Joe prices off the actual Washington Heights comps, not a national average, and sellers here have been getting about 99.4% of list price. Text or call any time for a straight read on your number.