Glen Ellyn recorded 27 residential property transfers during the week of Sept. 28–Oct. 4, a jump from recent weekly batches.

The median sale landed at $760,000 for a 1,598-square-foot home on Willis Street, according to Shaw Local. By comparison, the July 27–Aug. 2 batch logged 19 transactions with a $200,000 median.

The week's priciest transfer was 639 North Park Blvd., a five-bedroom, four-bathroom home built in 1921. The 4,964-square-foot property sold for $1.9 million, or $383 per square foot.

Justin P. Schwanke and Margaret Schwanke sold the home to the Kraker Joint Tenancy Revocable Living Trust. The house sits on a 10,019-square-foot lot with a detached two-car garage.

North Park Boulevard has seen multiple high-end sales in 2026. A home at 786 North Park Blvd. sold in March for $1.4 million, and 370 North Park Blvd. sold the same month for $1.55 million, according to Shaw Local property records.

The second-highest sale was 798 Highview Ave., a four-bedroom, five-bathroom home built in 2007. The 5,003-square-foot house sold for $1.56 million, or $311 per square foot. Billy J. Sallas and Susan M. Sallas sold to Scott Sandberg and Courtney Sandberg.

Four sales in the batch topped $1 million. Beyond the top two, 158 Derby Glen Drive sold for $1.25 million and 735 Crescent Blvd. for $1.1 million.

At the other end, a one-bedroom condominium at 1188 Royal Glen Drive, Apt. 108, sold for $140,000. Paul Morgan and Carol Morgan sold to the John Patrick Chapin Declaration of Trust and Jean Marie Chapin Declaration of Trust.

Buyers and sellers named Kevin and Shelby Veatch appeared on both sides of the ledger. They purchased 715 Marston Ave. for $960,000 from Jack Harris and Elaine Harris. The same week, they sold 244 S. Milton Ave. for $735,000 to Matthew Kilian and Meghan A. Kilian.

Two LLC buyers also surfaced in the batch. 225 Lorraine LLC acquired 225 Lorraine St. for $390,000, and Grandview GE Holdings LLC purchased 249 Grandview Ave. for $485,000.