The spring market did NOT disappoint. Based on an unusually active winter market, low inventory, low interest rates, and positive signs of an economy re-opening, we anticipated a swift, if not full

Dated: December 11 2019
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When the Old Pro (Larry Reedy Sr, founder of LW Reedy) strolled around town handing out his trademark gold coins, we’re pretty sure he did not envision Elmhurst hosting a coding program for kids or a bar where people participate in throwing axes. Those are just two of the many new businesses recently making Elmhurst their home.
Here are a few new businesses that caught our eye from our view at 101 York:
A few for kids:
In addition to our amazing Elmhurst Public Library and many coffee shop workspaces, Elmhurst can now boast of two new shared workspaces:
Elmhurst’s proposed train station renovations are in the works. In addition to replacing the commuter rail station, the City of Elmhurst hopes to build 3 new rail warming shelters, improve crosswalks and sidewalks, provide more covered bike parking, and improve ADA accessibility. The city expects to break ground in late 2020/early 2021.
It's always exciting, too, to see our current businesses grow.
We are curious to find out the names of the new businesses that will take the place of the empty or soon-to-be empty spaces in the Elmhurst Crossing shopping area near Whole Foods. Dress Barn, Avenue, Subway, PieFive and Party City are either leaving the shopping area or have already closed. The shopping area is still over 90% occupied even with current and pending closures, and the city is currently working on contracts with new tenants.
While the Old Pro may not have been able to predict what kinds of businesses would be coming to Elmhurst, he sure did know that Elmhurst was a town worth investing in. If you’re ready to buy a home in Elmhurst, contact one of our agents today.
The spring market did NOT disappoint. Based on an unusually active winter market, low inventory, low interest rates, and positive signs of an economy re-opening, we anticipated a swift, if not full
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We wonder … did the Old Pro, when driving down York in his flashy peach Lincoln convertible, dream that someday the real estate agency he founded in 1951 would be run by one of his grandsons?
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