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9825 N Route 91, Peoria, IL 61615

$599,900
4Bd
5Ba
4,825 Sq Ft

New 4 Days

10329 N Heron Rd, Dunlap, IL 61525

$485,500
5Bd
4Ba
2,988 Sq Ft

10020 N Spring Ln, Peoria, IL 61615

$219,900
3Bd
3Ba
1,529 Sq Ft

804 W South Forest Trl, Peoria, IL 61615

$339,990
3Bd
3Ba
2,910 Sq Ft

$10K

714 W Oakview Dr, Peoria, IL 61615

$239,900
3Bd
2Ba
1,792 Sq Ft

9711 N Megan Ct, Peoria, IL 61615

$499,000
4Bd
4Ba
3,523 Sq Ft

$26K

2423 Pintura Ct, Peoria, IL 61614

$249,000
5Bd
3Ba
1,866 Sq Ft

3519 W Oak Creek Ct, Dunlap, IL 61525

$599,900
6Bd
5Ba
4,370 Sq Ft

3803 W Crimson Rd, Dunlap, IL 61525

$499,000
5Bd
5Ba
3,829 Sq Ft

Open SUN 2-4

11227 N Stone Creek Dr, Dunlap, IL 61525

$665,000
4Bd
4Ba
3,800 Sq Ft

$15K

4014 W Fiona Way, Dunlap, IL 61525

$415,900
4Bd
4Ba
2,244 Sq Ft

11428 N Boulder Creek Ct, Dunlap, IL 61525

$80,000
0.42 Acre

$19.9K

10427 N Attingham Dr, Peoria, IL 61615

$127,500
0.42 Acre

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Peoria, IL real estate market trends

Statistics as of August 2026

$149K

Avg. list price

$95/Sqft

Avg. price/sqft

406

Homes for sale

1,571 Sqft

Avg. home size

31 Days

Avg. days on market

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Peoria Houses for Sale

Welcome to Peoria, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of America's Midwest, where the charm of a small city is enhanced by the vibrancy of a thriving community. Located in Peoria County, Illinois, this city of approximately 113,000 residents is renowned for its rich history, dynamic cultural scene, and affordable real estate market. With 420 houses currently listed for sale on Movoto, Peoria offers prospective buyers a wealth of opportunities to find the perfect home.

In Peoria, the median listing price for a home is an enticing $122,500, positioning it as an affordable alternative to the bustling markets of larger metropolitan areas. With a median price per square foot of $87, buyers can achieve more living space for their dollar, a rarity in today's competitive housing landscape. Each month, approximately 100 properties find new owners, illustrating a vibrant and active market with an average of just 40 days on the market.

Education is a cornerstone of the Peoria community, which is evident in the presence of several top-tier educational institutions. The city is home to the University of Illinois College of Medicine and Bradley University, making it a nurturing ground for academic excellence and research innovation. Families can also take advantage of a variety of public and private K-12 school options renowned for their commitment to student success.

The employment scene in Peoria is equally robust, driven by a dynamic mix of employers across industries. The city is perhaps best known as the global headquarters of Caterpillar Inc., a Fortune 100 company, offering a wide range of job opportunities. Alongside this industrial giant, healthcare and education sectors provide significant employment, with OSF Saint Francis Medical Center and UnityPoint Health as major contributors to the local economy.

Peoria's neighborhoods each tell their unique stories, from historic homes in the Moss Avenue area to the modern developments in The Knolls, with every locality boasting something special. Whether you're seeking tree-lined streets, waterfront properties along the Illinois River, or convenient access to vibrant downtown Peoria, there's a neighborhood to match every lifestyle and preference.

Beyond its pivotal work and residential advantages, Peoria is brimming with recreational and cultural offerings. Catch a Broadway show at the Peoria Civic Center, explore nature at the Luthy Botanical Garden, or enjoy riverfront festivities with year-round cultural events. The city's diverse gastronomy scene, bolstered by unique local eateries and classic Midwestern hangouts, ensures that residents and visitors alike are never short of dining options.

For those who cherish outdoor pursuits, Peoria is a paradise offering miles of hiking and biking trails, numerous golf courses, and of course, the serene beauty of the Illinois River. Wildlife enthusiasts and family adventurers will find joy in the city's parks and zoo, providing ample opportunity for exploration and relaxation.

Peoria, Illinois, stands as a testament to what a vibrant mix of community spirit, economic opportunity, and cultural richness can do to enhance the quality of life. With a welcoming atmosphere and an abundance of amenities, it is easy to see why more people are choosing to call Peoria home. Dive into the impressive real estate offerings today and experience the warmth and prosperity that Peoria promises to each of its residents.

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