Publicly recorded property transfers filed in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties for the week of June 29 show continued activity in the local housing market, with sales reported from Peoria and neighboring communities.
What the records show
County clerks’ filings compiled for the week list transactions that met the report threshold of at least $78,000. The dataset includes small single-family homes, townhomes and a few properties in suburban pockets such as Peoria Heights and Hanna City. Sale prices in the period ranged from just under the mid five-figures to nearly $200,000.
- Notable closings: a Peoria property at 3713 W. Pagewood Drive sold in a bank-to-buyer transfer for $92,900.
- Highest recorded: several sales clustered between $170,000 and $195,000, reflecting demand for move-in-ready homes in area neighborhoods.
- Geographic spread: transactions were concentrated in Peoria proper but also included Chillicothe, West Peoria, Peoria Heights and Hanna City.
Selected transactions
| Address | Town | Buyer | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3713 W. Pagewood Drive | Peoria | Mauricio G. Soto & Lorena Veladquez Montenegro | $92,900 |
| 1506 N. Third St. | Chillicothe | Michael Pareja Jr. | $115,000 |
| 1022 S. Allen Ave. | Peoria | Jakob C. Uryasz | $170,000 |
| 1729 E. Truitt Road | Chillicothe | Austin V. Davis & Lexi M. Ludolph | $195,000 |
Other sales recorded that week included transfers on several Jefferson Avenue units in downtown Peoria, suburban parcels in West Peoria and multiple addresses in Chillicothe. The list reflects typical neighborhood-level turnover rather than large-scale development or commercial deals.
Why this matters locally
For residents and buyers watching the central Illinois market, these public-record sales offer a snapshot of pricing where most transactions are still in the affordable single-family segment. Neighborhoods such as Peoria Heights and Chillicothe continue to attract buyers seeking modestly priced homes within commuting distance of Peoria’s employment centers, schools and services.
Homeowners and prospective buyers who want more detail can review the full records at the Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford county recorder or assessor offices. Those offices maintain official deeds and transfer documents that include sale price, buyer and seller names and legal property descriptions.
If you’re tracking local real estate, consider checking monthly compilations from county sources and local brokerage reports to see whether this pace of sales and price levels keeps holding through the summer months.
