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Selling a Home in Peoria
Every number before you decide, a home ready before anyone sees it, and a launch that finds your buyer.
Selling a home in Peoria: what you get
Selling a home in Peoria goes best when the home is priced right and ready before anyone sees it, then launched with a plan behind it.
Offers are compared on terms, financing and timing, not only price, because a clean offer that closes beats a big one that falls apart.
Why Peoria sellers work with me
I'm Shannan Werckle, a Broker-REALTOR® with eXp Realty and the name behind Greater Peoria Living. Peoria is home base for me, and I know every part of the city, from the West Bluff to the condo communities off Willow Knolls Road.
You'll get a room-by-room plan for what's worth doing and what isn't, and vendors I trust if you need help.
Peoria is a 20-minute town: urban, suburban and rural living are all about 20 minutes apart, and Chicago, St. Louis and Indianapolis are each about two and a half to three hours away.
How it works in Peoria
- Your numbers first: value, net proceeds and taxes
- A room-by-room preparation plan
- Photos, floor plan, video and drone
- A launch with paid video ads and agent outreach
- Offers compared side by side, then updates to closing
For the full picture, see how I sell a home, or read more about selling your home in Greater Peoria. You can also see the Peoria overview or compare Selling Your Home in Peoria Heights, Selling Your Home in East Peoria, Selling Your Home in Dunlap. When you're ready, tell me about your plans or call (309) 740-0990.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you decide on a list price?
I start with what similar homes near you actually sold for, then look at what's competing with you now. You'll see the reasoning and your estimated net before you decide.
What school district serves Peoria?
Peoria Public Schools District 150 serves most of the city. Parts of North Peoria are in Dunlap School District 323, and the line zigzags, so I always check the specific address.
Peoria
What selling your home looks like in Peoria
The hub of the region: a 20-minute town with big-city amenities, from the riverfront to Bradley Park.
- What stands out
- Big-city amenities without big-city traffic, close to major employers including OSF HealthCare, Carle Health and Caterpillar.
- Schools people ask about
- Peoria Public Schools District 150
- Getting around
- A 20-minute town: urban, suburban and rural living are all about 20 minutes apart. Chicago, St. Louis and Indianapolis are each about 2.5 to 3 hours away. Route 6, a half-ring road, connects to I-474 and I-74; War Memorial Drive (Route 150) runs through the city and becomes Route 24 heading east-west across the state.
- Nearby
- Two professional orchestras (the Peoria Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1897, and the Heartland Festival Orchestra), the Peoria Ballet, community theater from Peoria Players and Corn Stock Theatre (whose summer shows play under a big-top tent in Upper Bradley Park), professional hockey and baseball, art galleries, museums and the riverfront. Bradley Park near Bradley University, Detweiler Park, the Rock Island Trail, and the developing Warehouse District downtown with shops, eateries and nightlife.
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