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Quad-Cities housing market report for August 1-31, 2025

This representation is based on data supplied by the RMLS Alliance Regional MLS. Neither the Association nor the RMLS Alliance guarantee or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained in the RMLS Alliance may not reflect all real estate in the market. Courtesy of the Quad City Area REALTORS.

* — Upper Rock Island County includes Cordova, Hampton, Hillsdale, Port Byron and Rapids City. 

** — All Other Henry County includes Alpha, Andover, Annawan, Atkinson, Bishop Hill, Cambridge, Galva, Hooppole, Kewanee and Woodhull. 

*** — All Other Scott County includes Buffalo, Dixon, Donahue, Long Grove, Maysville, McCausland, New Liberty, Panorama Park, Princeton and Riverdale. 

**** — Other Iowa includes Charlotte, Maquoketa, Miles, Preston and Sabula. 

Location Homes on market Values of home on the market Average value of homes on the market Homes sold Average sale price Average days on market Highest sale price for month Lowest sale price for month
Rock Island, Milan 94 $16,565,800 $176,232 36 $173,550 16 $370,000 $24,000
Moline 66 $11,674,669 $176,889 41 $204,428 12 $560,000 $75,000
East Moline 37 $6,929,000 $187,270 17 $218,120 26 $500,000 $65,000
Coal Valley, Orion 13 $4,882,550 $375,581 11 $239,163 19 $511,000 $158,000
Colona, Carbon Cliff, Silvis 45 $11,977,049 $266,157 12 $172,575 14 $268,000 $95,000
Andalusia/Coyne Center/Oak Grove 3 $1,218,900 $406,300 1 $445,500 6 $445,500 $445,500
Upper Rock Island County * 26 $11,758,899 $452,265 7 $360,169 34 $650,000 $209,900
Geneseo 18 $6,977,800 $387,656 10 $266,680 33 $380,000 $108,800
All Other Henry County ** 24 $3,398,600 $141,608 18 $166,833 15 $514,000 $22,000
Carroll County 22 $3,648,100 $165,823 2 $138,000 78 $240,000 $36,000
Mercer County 36 $6,825,199 $189,589 28 $164,442 33 $410,000 $27,000
Whiteside County 26 $5,385,600 $207,138 9 $159,200 10 $269,900 $35,000
Davenport 195 $51,741,263 $265,340 105 $236,861 24 $644,900 $11,000
Bettendorf 106 $53,844,020 $507,962 58 $456,245 22 $2,200,000 $52,000
Eldridge, Park View 40 $15,921,673 $398,042 17 $393,492 26 $803,000 $155,000
LeClaire, Pleasant Valley 43 $22,815,262 $530,587 9 $403,002 22 $589,900 $152,625
All Other Scott County *** 18 $7,140,899 $396,717 6 $297,200 31 $609,000 $46,200
Camanche, Clinton 89 $18,977,725 $213,233 43 $165,523 37 $499,000 $30,000
Other Iowa **** 9 $2,819,200 $313,244 3 $361,333 84 689,000 $155,000

Following are seller, buyer, property description and price of property. Note: Price is an estimate based on revenue stamps that are bought from the county.

HENRY COUNTY WARRANTY DEEDS

Church, Kathryn P., to Daniels, Jack Jr. and Courtney, 903 Fifth St., Colona; $164,000.

Robinson, James M., to Johnson, Rodney D., 19739 IL Hwy. 81, Cambridge; $165,000.

PMP Holdings LLC, to BTJ Property LLC Series 1-Fulton and BTJ Property LLC, 630 Tenney St., Kewanee; $929,000.

James, Nichole L. and Jeff, to Lara, Cristian Hernandez, 114 S. State St., Annawan; $135,000.

Linscott, Kari L., to Moehring, Brian G. and Keri J. and Brian G. Moehring and Keri J. Moehring Living Trust, the south 67 acres of the northeast quarter of Section 26 in Township 15N, Range 3 East of the 4th Principal Meridian, rural route, Cambridge; $385,500.

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Adams Farm Investments LLC, to RV Investments LLC, North 2300 Ave., Geneseo; $808,000.

Bermes Properties Inc., to Wyffels, Jennifer and Michael, 634 N. State St., Geneseo; $173,000.

Decker, Greg E. and Kathleen F., to Collins, Michelle Watts and Kevin, 417 Causemaker Drive, Atkinson; $355,000.

Stuffelbeam, Rocky and Diane, to Moore, Jason M., 542 Edwards St., Kewanee; $102,000.

Milem Farms LLC, to Dietz Brothers Concrete Inc., 21334 IL 78, Annawan; $200,000.

Wilson, Wanda M., to Ewing, Mekenna Jo Margaret, 358 Clover Drive, Woodhull; $130,000.

Burchfield, Jeff and Lynn, to Vacek, Brett, 4 Pinehurst Ct., Coal Valley; $511,000.

Leafgreen, Andrea, to Angotti, Grace M., 411 Elliott St., Kewanee; $75,000.

Johnston, Yanna May, to McLinden, Dustin, 247 W. Garfield St., Kewanee; $55,500.

Swanson, Dustin Scott and Autumn Anne, to Pugh, Janet, 400 N. West St., Cambridge; $159,000.

Passini, Dennis J. and Janet I., to Bielema, Donald L. and Thad D., 8 Kimberly Drive, Coal Valley; $289,000.

Magee, Abby and Mason C., to Schilb, Lisa, 101 West F St., Alpha; $132,000.

Hoelscher, Scott E. and Jayne E., to Hoelscher, Jacob and Mariah, 517 E. Chestnut St., Geneseo; $170,000.

ROCK ISLAND COUNTY WARRANTY DEEDS

Land Stewards, LLC, Trivoli, Illinois, to Wright, Kolton, Rock Falls, Illinois; 23.28-acres of vacant land, Hillsdale, Illinois; $55,000.

Land Stewards, LLC, Trivoli, Illinois to Kelly, Brad E. and Nicole R., Cordova; 70.21 acres of vacant land, Hillsdale, Illinois; $170,000.

McGreg Properties, DeWitt, Iowa, to Scavuzzo, Frank S. and Susan K., Taylor Ridge; 9323 84th St. Ct. W., Taylor Ridge; $265,000.

Sheley, Lani L., estate, Rock Island, to Amouzou, Kokou, Moline; 5303 34th Ave., Moline; $215,000.

Timm, Brian, Milan, to Ashmore, Nichol, Rock Island; 4523 39th Ave., Rock Island; $301,500.

Liebe, Robert W. and Randa C., Fort Collins, Colorado, to Peterson, Chelsea and Jack III, Hampton; 111 South Barrington Drive, Hampton; $319,500.

McClarity, Andrew S., Rock Island, to Clifton, Brian, Moline; 914 32nd Ave. Court, Moline; $285,000.

Beck, Julie L., Moline, to Chastain, McKenna M., Moline; 1800 42nd St., Moline; $124,000.

Miller, Cody A., Moline, to Omary, Ryan, Rock Island; 2329 20 1/2 Ave., Rock Island; $136,000.

Hobert, Christopher, Moline, to Strazishar-Hartwig, Zachary, East Moline; 4340 89th St., East Moline; $135,000.

Rodman, David S., Summer Field, Florida, to Benjamin, Zak, Rapids City, Illinois; 1005 17th St., Rapids City, Illinois; $295,000.

Marty, Lucas and Grace, Coal Valley, to Moneymaker, Alexa, East Moline; 2016 Ninth St. Ct., East Moline; $165,000.

Midwest Homebuyers, Eldridge, to Montes, Jesus and Lisa, Davenport; 1403 45th Ave., Rock Island; $73,000.

B & L Development at the Quarter, East Moline, to Hu, Chengming, Davenport; 125 Beacon Harbor Circle, East Moline; $215,900.

QC Investments, Milan, to Josiah & D’Ann Properties, Davenport; 753 14th St., Moline; $75,000.

Schuldt, Barbara, Bettendorf, to Higgins, Rachel and Regis, Rock Island; 4610 24th Ave., Rock Island; $173,000.

Schwigen, Chase, Andalusia, to Wynn Real Estate, Taylor Ridge; 1031 Eighth St. E., land/lot only, Andalusia; $15,000.

Wells, Nathaniel M., Coal Valley, to Top Hat Investments, Moline; 411 Second Ave. C, Silvis; $13,000.

Skoug, Jason and Priscilla, Eleva, Wisconsin, to Anderson, Steven E., East Moline; 1800 Seventh St., Unit 9F, East Moline; $100,000.

Rockwell, Matthew R., Coal Valley, to Frick, Tyler J., Coal Valley; 1814 Ninth St., Moline; $36,000.

Columbia, Anthony p., Hampton, to Roelens, Myra, East Moline; 4510 12th St., East Moline; $140,000.

Murphy, Robert R., Alpha, Illinois, to State, Kyle, Rock Island; 2005 46th St., Rock Island; $115,000.

Meseck, Leah M., Moline, to Boemecke, Megan, Rock Island; 2212 25th St., Rock Island; $159,900.

Yuknis, Matthew P., Moline, to Tug Hill Legacy Property, trust, Moline; 3413 35th Ave., Moline; $262,500.

Sproul, Nancy W., Louisville, Kentucky, to Heath, Michael, East Moline; 1800 Seventh St., Unit 4C, East Moline; $79,000.

MacDonald, Robert, Loveland, Colorado, to Long, Mark and Lori, Rock Island; 3930 38th St. A, Rock Island; $136,500.

Labath, Josephine M., Davenport, to Rubingh, Jerry L., Jr., Moline; 540 24th Ave., Moline; $108,000.

Herstedt, Ronald E., trust, Davenport, to Herstedt, Kevin, Moline; 545 26th Ave., Moline; $135,000.

821 42nd St., LLC, Riverside, Illinois, to Sadi, Apolina, Rock Island; 821 42nd St., Rock Island; $97,000.

Holmquist, Robert C., East Moline, to NBI Plus, LLC, Davenport, 1519 Seventh Ave., retail establishment, Moline; $108,000.

S & D Land Distribution, DeWitt, to QC500, LLC, East Moline; 500 31st Ave., warehouse, Rock Island; $2,900,000.

Olvera, Jerry Anthony and Romona K., trust, Moline, to Fisher, Martha E., Carbon Cliff; 211 First Ave., Carbon Cliff; $62,500.

Hulsbrink, Jerome A. and Margie J., Moline, to Garcia, Larry J., Moline; 546 21st Ave., Moline; $125,000.

Voss, Mary Ann, Orion, to Murray, Sara D., and Chandler, Dolores, Moline; 547 25th Ave., Moline; $151,500.

Clemmons, Joyce B., trust, Milan, to McKee, Shari L. Turner, Fort Myers, Florida; 519 37th St., Moline; $56,000.

McKee, Shari L. Turner, Fort Myers, Florida, to Smith, Jesse A., Moline; 519 37th St., Moline; $73,000.

Gordon Enterprises, Coal Valley, to Rogue Partners, Lakeville, Minnesota; 415-417 31st Ave., warehouse, Rock Island; $675,000.

Stone, Lester, trust, Murrieta, California, to Cobert, Robert, East Moline; Hubbard Road, East Moline; $201,500.

Ross, Elisabeth, Coal Valley, to Clay, Royce, and Benson, Megan, Moline; 824 20th Ave., Moline; $175,000.

Johnston, Nancy, Moline, to The Cage & Properties, Moline; 1613 15th Ave., Moline; $38,375. 

Schadel REI, Inc., Sherrard, to Nick’s Neighborhood Network, East Moline; 1111 18 1/2 Ave., Rock Island; $30,000.

Heine, Reuben A., Rock Island, to Davison, Tiffany, Rock Island; 1727 25th Ave., Rock Island; $165,000.

Enani, Diane Kpemoua, Moline, to Narveson, Lakenya Westbrook, Moline; 3069 Fourth St., Unit 4, Moline; $83,000.

Bray, Julie, and Miller, Tim, Moline, to Wilkerson, Jordan, and Skilling, Quinton, Moline; 2323 16th Ave., Moline; $190,000.

Williams, Julia Rose, Silvis, to O’Brien, Kaitlyn E., Rock Island; 921 45th St., Rock Island; $141,900.

Leihsing, Christopher and Peggy, Coal Valley, to Mullens, Teresa, Moline; 4009 26th St., Moline; $129,000.

Steele’s Pond, Inc., Rock Island, to Hicks, Shawn and Deena, Milan; land/lot only, Milan; $100,000.

Foltz, Jeffrey D., Lynn Center, to Foltz, Zachary R., Prophetstown; SE 1/4 Sec 27 T17N R3W, land/lot only, Andalusia, $5,200.

Prunty, Patsy Lou, Atkinson, to Woods, Graham, Moline; 2947 12th Ave., Moline; $125,500.

Smith, Tammie, Ellisville, Missouri, to Schroeder, Patrick Joseph, Rock Island; 2505 26th Ave. Ct., Unit J, Rock Island; $65,000.

Harris, Mathew, Eldridge, to Stoneburner, Nickolas S., Moline; 1109 Third St., Moline; $128,000.

Kim, Sung Bum, Camas, Washington, to Pritchard, David McKinley III, Columbia, South Carolina; 4230 13th Ave. Ct., Rock Island; $3,000.

Howard, Rianne M., Hillsdale, to Lowe, Matthew, Hillsdale; 2015 265th St. N., Hillsdale; $162,500.

Reed, Michael and Lindsay, Port Byron, to Akpabli, Eya M., and Adokanou, Kodzo D., East Moline; 404 34th Ave., East Moline; $185,000.

Ullinskey, Nelson, East Moline, to Gibson, Tyler, and Wells, Robert E., Carbon Cliff; 16808 10th Ave., Carbon Cliff; $112,500.

White, Velma M., East Moline, to Gilkey, Demetrius, Rock Island; 3228 16th Ave., Rock Island; $142,000.

Quayle, Thomas D. and Alice M., trust, Lenexa, Kansas City, to Miller, Julie A., Moline; 7700 37th Ave., Moline; $340,000.

Taylor, Leslie Paul, Davenport, to Wiley, Ethan Thomas, to Veronda, Grace Elizabeth, Moline; 2320 Sixth St., Moline; $178,500.

Tomlin, Brandon, Taylor Ridge, to Abbott, James and Juanita, Taylor Ridge; 13111 134th Ave. W., Taylor Ridge; $270,000.

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Economic uncertainty led to a slowdown in the commercial real estate market earlier this year, but one indicator has finally ticked up. This suggests signs that capital is returning to the commercial real estate market, which may be a positive sign for investors. Although there is still uncertainty, investors may have reason to be optimistic going forward.

In July, real estate firm JLL’s Bid Intensity Index ticked up for the first time this year. The global Bid Intensity Index is a proprietary indicator that tracks competitiveness in the direct investment market. It combines three sub-indices — bid-ask spread, bids per deal and bid variability — derived from bid data.

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By combining bid data from multiple sub-indices, the Bid Intensity Index aims to provide forward-looking insights into the momentum and liquidity of capital markets.  The index provides insights into the market’s competitiveness before transaction volumes confirm the trends, JLL says

The Bid Intensity Index in July saw its first improvement since December. The firm says this indicates market-wide investment sales bidding activity is getting competitive again after a period of uncertainty.

At the beginning of 2025, the index eased due to more volatile bond markets, which affected underwriting. Additionally, uncertainty surrounding trade policy further softened the index. After months of uncertainty, the index is finally stabilizing, indicating an increase in market competitiveness.

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  • Retail: Bid intensity has improved since 2024, driven by strong competitiveness across most markets. Supply and demand are in balance, and consumer spending is strong.

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“We anticipate the ban will contribute to market cooling, price stabilisation, and improved access for local buyers – to some extent – as domestic buyers face strict mortgage caps, whereas foreign buyers often circumvent these through overseas financing,” said JoAnn Hong, senior director for research and consultancy at Savills Korea.

The measure, which took effect last month, marked the government’s latest effort to counter speculation in the housing market, as rising property prices have become a political liability for President Lee Jae-myung, who promised to ease living costs when he took office in June.

Before the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport rolled out the policy, which will remain in effect for one year, South Korea was the ninth most popular destination for Chinese property investors, according to data compiled by real estate broker Juwai IQI.

Since 2022, foreigners accounted for about a fifth of residential transactions in the middle and upscale home segments, particularly in the Seoul metropolitan area, Savills’ Hong said. This area includes the city of Incheon and Gyeonggi province.

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FirstTeam enters Washington state

Independent brokerage FirstTeam Real Estate announced this week that it has expanded into Washington state, opening a Seattle office led by former Compass sales manager Dori Glass. The new branch, branded as Six Degrees Team | FirstTeam Real Estate, will serve communities across the Greater Seattle region.

The expansion news from FirstTeam, which operates more than 52 offices with 2,300 agents, comes after the company announced its national growth strategy earlier this year. Additional offices are planned in Arizona, Nevada and Colorado, the company said. 

Glass, who has decades of experience in the Pacific Northwest market, said FirstTeam’s culture was a key factor in her decision to join. 

“From my very first conversations with FirstTeam’s leadership, I was struck by the company’s unwavering agent-first philosophy and its commitment to giving every individual a personalized path to success — values that mirror my own,” she said.

Michele Harrington, FirstTeam’s CEO, called the Seattle launch “a major milestone,” adding that Glass and her team’s local expertise “perfectly align with our values and vision.”

RE/MAX Advantage picks up Daytona Beach team

Nashville-based RE/MAX Advantage announced this week the affiliation of Team Zimmerman, based in the Daytona Beach area of Florida.

Led by husband and wife duo Rebecca and Eric Zimmerman, the 25-agent team has already worked with over 160 clients year-to-date, the company said. The move marks a strategic milestone in RE/MAX Advantage’s expansion into key markets, the brokerage’s corporate leadership said in the announcement.

“Team Zimmerman is a natural fit for our brand,” said Debra Beagle, CEO and co-owner of RE/MAX Advantage. “They lead with integrity, results, and relationship-based service — exactly what ‘Don’t Sell Without the Intel’ is all about. We’re thrilled to have them extend our footprint into Florida as we continue to grow.”

“We’re on a mission of growth and excited to expand our passion and expertise into Florida under the RE/MAX Advantage banner with the Zimmermans,” added Gary Ashton, founder of The Ashton Real Estate Group and co-owner of RE/MAX Advantage.

Real welcomes 15-agent Seattle team

The Real Brokerage announced this week that The Collective Group in Washington state has joined the firm.

Led by Tracy Erickson, the 15-agent Seattle-based team has closed $148 million in sales so far this year and has closed over 600 sales totaling $575 million since launching in 2020, according to a news release.

“Tracy and her team exemplify what we look for in team leaders,” Real Chairman and CEO Tamir Poleg said. He praised the group’s “incredible productivity, deep local expertise and commitment to mentoring and collaboration,” which “make them a perfect cultural fit” for the brokerage.

“Tracy has built a team that leads with heart and excellence, and we are honored to welcome them,” Poleg added.

Erickson, who brings 20 years of real estate experience, said the move follows a year of evaluating her options. “At Real, I found leaders willing to share their time without expecting anything in return and a culture of collaboration,” she said.

Luxury sales veterans join The Agency New York

The Agency New York has announced that John Carapella and Richard Herschenfeld, a top-producing real estate duo with more than $500 million in combined lifetime sales, have joined the brokerage.

The Carapella Herschenfeld Team, which is joining The Agency from Compass, has closed more than $87 million in sales so far in 2025. The team ranks in the top 1% in New York City and the top 1.5% nationally, according to a news release.

“John and Richard bring a remarkable track record and reputation for results that immediately strengthen our presence in New York,” a spokesperson for The Agency said. “Their move signals an important milestone in our growth strategy for this market.”

The Agency, which focuses on up-market and luxury homes, said the addition of the Carapella Herschenfeld Team underscores its continued push to attract elite agents and expand its footprint in competitive markets.

$1B Miami-Dade team joins Coldwell Banker

Coldwell Banker Realty announced this week that Oscar Arellano, a leading real estate sales professional in the Miami-Dade area, has joined its Coral Gables office along with his Oscar Arellano Team.

The group joins Coldwell Banker from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty, a move that strengthens CB’s presence in South Florida’s competitive luxury housing market. Arellano brings more than two decades of experience and nearly $1 billion in career sales, the company said in a press release.

Arellano, who began working in real estate in 2003, is known for his client-first approach and extensive knowledge of luxury homes, waterfront properties and high-demand neighborhoods across Miami, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and Palmetto Bay. In 2024, his team closed $100 million in sales, which the release said ranked it No. 2 among Berkshire Hathaway’s medium-sized teams.

“Oscar’s real estate knowledge, professionalism, and dedication to his clients make him an outstanding addition to our Coral Gables office,” Duff Rubin, regional president of Coldwell Banker Realty, Southeast, said in the announcement. “We’re thrilled to welcome the Oscar Arellano Team and look forward to supporting their continued growth and success.”



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The housing market has stayed relatively steady in 2025, even as Georgia overall saw fewer home sales compared to last year. Overall sales volume across the state is down by .15%, $31.698 billion compared to $31.727 billion last year or $46 million less. 

The average days on market (DOM) for ACTIVE listings is 70 days right now. The average DOM listings that have SOLD is 41 days. 

After a strong push into summer, activity has tapered off as inventory levels rise and interest rates hover around 6.5%. With the Fed expected to meet this month, even a small rate cut could spark late-year momentum.

For now, buyers have more leverage than in recent years: inventory is up, median sales prices are dipping, and homes are on the market longer—creating more room for negotiation.

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