Property Transfers in Lee, Whiteside, and Ogle Counties: Dec. 1-5, 2025

A series of property transfers occurred in Lee, Whiteside, and Ogle Counties from December 1 to December 5, 2025, reflecting a diverse range of transactions in the region. The total value of these transactions highlights the ongoing activity in the local real estate market.

Significant Transactions in Lee County

In Lee County, notable transactions included the sale of a parcel by Jeffrey M. Hess to Luis Angel Santiago for $30,000. Other significant sales involved Lynn Hays, who sold a property located at 614 Brinton Ave N, Dixon, for $184,900. Additionally, Steven M. Voelker and Linda C. Voelker transferred a property at 1124 Steinmann St, Dixon, to Emilie Granados and Michelle R. Breningstall for $180,000.

A number of properties were sold for substantial amounts, including a home at 1661 Hill Drive, Dixon, sold by Dale F. Poquette and Donna S. Poquette to Marcus Alan Cox and Sarah Cox for $0.00, indicating a potential gift or family transfer. A noteworthy transaction involved Ballymore LLC selling a parcel for $1,691,086.

Whiteside County Activity

In Whiteside County, the property market continued to show vitality. For instance, Jason R. Penticoff and Kimberly S. Penticoff sold a parcel located at 1427 & 1431 Crimson Ridge Lane, Byron, for $290,000. Another significant transaction involved Donna J. Hayenga, who sold two parcels at 8538 N Valley View Dr and 8518 N Valley View Dr, Byron, for $282,000.

The sale of a property by Naf Cash LLC to David Oliver and Reema B. Oliver at 10282 E Clara Ave., Rochelle, for $495,185, further underscores the robust property market in this region.

Other notable transactions included the sale of a parcel by Abraham Zaragoza and Anita Zaragoza to Jaime Ruiz for $86,000, and a sale involving the Greater Sterling Development Corporation to the State of Illinois Department of Transportation for $300.

Overall, the transactions reflect a variety of motivations, from investment to personal transfers, showcasing the dynamic nature of the real estate landscape across these three counties.

Ogle County Developments

Ogle County also saw significant activity with several transactions reported. Notably, Jerry R. Funk Trustee and Lynn D. Genandt Trustee transferred a property located in Forreston Township for $0.00, suggesting the possibility of a family trust transfer. Meanwhile, Old National Bank Trustee sold two parcels in Flagg Township for $30,000.

The wide range of prices and types of transfers—from $0.00 transactions to significant sales—indicates a complex and varied real estate market in the area.

These recent transactions reflect broader trends in the real estate market, highlighting not only the financial aspects but also the personal stories and motivations behind each transfer. The data presented here was sourced from the respective county recorder’s offices, ensuring a reliable representation of property activity during this period.