O'Neil Property Group
Live East Dundee listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.
East Dundee’s condo market is small but distinctive, and it contains the lowest-priced homes in the village by a wide margin. It runs on two tracks: the 55+ Village Green community at 605 Barrington Avenue, where units built in 2000 list from the $80s with service-rich monthly fees, and the 1990s-built condos at the Reserve of East Dundee near Route 72, which trade near $300K and serve all ages. Between them, condo living here spans from the most affordable senior housing in the Fox Valley to low-maintenance living minutes from the I-90 ramp.
Looking for help narrowing down your search? Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for a personalized list of homes that match your budget and priorities.
Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
At Village Green: 750–980 square foot one- and two-bedroom units, elevator building, with amenities and services bundled into monthly fees of roughly $1,100–$1,550—and a 55+ age restriction. At the Reserve of East Dundee: larger 1990s condos (from roughly 1,300 square feet) with attached garages common, monthly fees near $187–$250, recently trading around $280K–$320K. Two very different products—evaluate them on total monthly cost and lifestyle fit, not list price.
Condo inventory concentrates entirely in those two communities, so selection at any moment is a handful of units. Village Green’s location puts you near Barrington Avenue’s route into downtown; the Reserve sits closer to Route 72 and the expressway. Downtown itself contributes occasional above-retail residential units, which trade rarely and quickly. If you need broader condo selection on a deadline, Elgin and Carpentersville add depth minutes away—but neither pairs it with a village this walkable.
Condo financing lives and dies on the association: have your lender confirm warrantability early, request the association’s budget, reserves, and any special-assessment history before offering, and at Village Green, ask specifically about age-restricted community lending requirements and what the monthly fee covers (services there are part of the value—and the cost). FHA approval varies building to building. We pull association documents as part of every condo offer we write.
Condos here serve two buyers well: 55+ purchasers seeking the village’s lowest entry price with services included, and buyers or investors wanting low-maintenance property near I-90. Note that Village Green’s age restriction shapes its resale pool, and fee levels affect financing math for any future buyer—both worth understanding before you buy, not after. Well-priced Reserve condos, meanwhile, rarely last a month.
Whether you are just starting your search or ready to schedule a showing, Kealan O’Neil is here to help you every step of the way.
