Tree-lined streets of Colonial-revival and split-level homes. West of Hicks Road and south of Dundee Road. Development began in 1963, when Gleich Corp. built the original 271 homes on the former Howell Farm.

1963
Development began
Colonial-revival, split-level, and ranch single-family homes, with some condos and townhouses
Housing character

What Buyers Should Know

Narrow, oak-lined streets close enough to Chicago to enjoy without city-living tradeoffs, in the District 15 school boundary (Lincoln and Virginia Lake Elementary, Sundling Junior High, Palatine High School).

What Sellers Should Know

Pricing in Reseda works best when calibrated to this specific subdivision rather than a citywide average - see the Seller's Guide for Michael's approach.

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Reseda street

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Buyers

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Sellers

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Community

Palatine vs. Rolling Meadows Neighborhood Guide

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Plum Grove Estates

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