Oswego, IL Condos for Sale

Oswego is the southernmost stop on the 46-mile Fox River Trail, just outside the reach of Metra's last BNSF Line stop in Aurora. Though some residents still pass cornfields as they enter their subdivision, the village follows the development trends of its neighboring communities: a walkable downtown on the Fox, longstanding subdivisions and developments just breaking ground. “It’s grown a lot, we have over 30,000 people now and there definitely weren’t that many when I first moved here,” says Erin Hill, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group broker who has lived in Oswego for 18 years. “I love the availability of all the different shopping and all the restaurants that have come out here, and everyone is really involved in the community.” The median home price in Oswego is an even $400,000—about on par with the national median, but higher than neighboring communities like Yorkville and Aurora. Midcentury homes sit close to downtown. Infill, single-family home projects are popping up throughout the rest of the village. “Years ago, you used to see a lot more farms, but now most are being turned into new constructions as we speak,” Hill says. “There was also the new construction boom