The Chicagoland Quarterly Housing Report and the Chicagoland Monthly Market Pulse: Supply, Demand, Trends & Appreciation Study The Chicagoland Quarterly Housing Report and the Chicagoland Monthly Market Pulse reports are housing trends and supply & demand study for many communities throughout the Chicago Metropolitan Area.  These Reports are compiled monthly and quarterly by local appraisers Chip Wagner of A.L. Wagner Appraisal Group, jointly with Bob Headrick of Robert E. Headrick & Assoc. It was formerly referred to as the "Headrick-Wagner Report," but has been changed to the Chicagoland Quarterly Housing Report and the Chicagoland Monthly Market Pulse housing studies, utilizing statistics from the MRED, LLC, our MLS system. The "inventory supply analysis" is based on active listings, pending sales, contingencies, and properties that have closed during the previous 12 months.  Inventory, or months supply, is represented in the number of months it would take to deplete the current active listings based upon the past year's Absorption Rate.  The months shown do not represent marketing time, but marketing time is affected by inventory levels. Please e-mail us or call us to request the most recent "Quarterly or Monthly Report" and we will be happy to add you to our e-mail distribution list. Please note - as of November 2011, our market reports are not being mass e-mailed any more. Updated reports will be e-mailed upon individual request, and be available on this web page. We now utilize Constant Contact to distribute our eNewsletter with links to this page for our market reports. Select the study that you would like to view, or create your own personalized report. The are in PDF format, and you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. You may download the reader below.   2012 QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MARKET REPORTS = most current report available Quarterly Report 1/1/2012 Market Pulse Detached (January 2012) Market Pulse Attached TPE=2/Attached (January 2012)   CLICK HERE FOR SPECIAL REPORTS CLICK HERE FOR ARCHIVE OF PREVIOUS REPORTS

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