Property Records Show Varied Illinois, Louisiana Activity

The Ogle County records include a $309,000 purchase of a Marion Township property at 309 E. Pershing St. by Mitch Klewin from Captains Cabin Inc., a transaction not detailed in the summary.
Among La Grange’s transactions, a 3,281-square-foot, five-bedroom home at 313 Blackstone Avenue sold for $2.1 million, equivalent to $640 per square foot—the highest per-square-foot figure identified in the listed sales.
La Grange’s reported sales included a 2,754-square-foot, five-bedroom home at 6418 Big Bear Drive that sold for $816,000, or $296 per square foot.
Brookfield’s six transactions ranged from a $232,500 sale of a 1,060-square-foot, two-bedroom home on Morton Avenue to a $533,500 sale of a four-bedroom home on Hollywood Avenue.
St. Tammany Parish records also show smaller land and subdivision transactions, including a $170,000 Money Hill Plantation lot, a $69,500 property on Arleen Normand Drive and a $30,000 Tanglewood II lot, alongside the larger residential sales.
Property records across Illinois and Louisiana show a wide range of real estate activity, from family donations to multimillion-dollar sales. In Illinois, Ogle County recorded a $3.53 million farm sale in Lynnville Township, while La Grange reported 17 residential transactions with a median price of $220,000 and a top sale of $2.1 million Williamson County Source. Louisiana parishes saw similar variety, with St. Tammany Parish recording sales ranging from $30,000 for vacant lots to $740,000 for homes.
Ogle County transactions spanned multiple townships with varying price points. A Lynnville Township farm sold for $3.53 million, while Dement Township saw a $319,000 home sale Williamson County Source. Oregon-area properties moved in the $155,000 to $280,000 range. One transaction involved a $100 foreclosure-related transfer, showing the mix of typical sales and distressed properties in the county.
La Grange's 17 residential transactions revealed a robust market with strong price points. A five-bedroom home at 313 Blackstone Avenue sold for $2.1 million, or $640 per square foot Williamson County Source. Two other notable sales reached $1.24 million and $1 million. The median sale price of $220,000 masks the bifurcated market between entry-level and luxury homes in the area.
A 2,754-square-foot, five-bedroom home at 6418 Big Bear Drive sold for $816,000, calculating to $296 per square foot Williamson County Source. This price per square foot was notably lower than the Blackstone Avenue property, indicating significant variation in per-unit values depending on location and condition.
Brookfield recorded six transactions with less volatility than La Grange. A 1,060-square-foot, two-bedroom home on Morton Avenue sold for $232,500 Williamson County Source. A four-bedroom home on Hollywood Avenue reached $533,500, the highest price in Brookfield's reported sales. The median sale price of $533,500 suggests a community focused on moderately priced residential properties.
St. Tammany Parish records included both vacant land and homes. A Money Hill Plantation lot sold for $170,000, while a Tanglewood II lot brought $30,000 Williamson County Source. Residential sales in the parish reached $740,000, $485,000 and $700,000. The variety shows an active market serving both land investors and home buyers in the area.
West Jefferson Parish and Orleans Parish records reflected different patterns. West Jefferson dominated by family donations and one $335,000 sale Williamson County Source. Orleans Parish reported sales of $1.39 million, $615,000 and $365,000, plus several donation transfers. These patterns suggest active estate planning and property transfers within families across Louisiana parishes.
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