Real estate sales in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties for May 12, 2024

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May 12, 2024

These real estate transactions, recorded the week of April 29, are compiled from information on file with Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties. They represent sales of $78,000 or more.

PEORIA COUNTY

2524 W. Vista View Court, Peoria: Gregory A. Hancock to Jianna Guariglia and Tucker Osborne, $80,000.

1002 E. Samuel Ave., Peoria Heights: Michael G. Rubnich to Lorrie A. Palladini, $85,000.

406 N. Galena Ave., Brimfield: Logan Conant to Roderick Gilles, $90,000.

418 W. Doubet Court, Peoria: SFR3 080 LLC to Daniel C. Minor Jr., $90,000.

1324 W. Chestnut St., Chillicothe: Associated Bank NA to Windmill Property Management, $92,500.

514 W. Albany Ave., Peoria: Kent H. and Susan A. Clifton to Trent R. Clifton and Stacey M. Dilts, $95,000.

4211 W. Southport Road, Peoria: Rogue Management LLC to JBH Holdings LLC, $105,000.

4703 W. Redbud Drive, Peoria: David and Anna Unes to Anushree D. Solanki and Jose L. Tapia, $113,500.

3911 N. Knoxville Ave., Peoria: Scott and Andrew S. Ridgeway to Brian J. Monge and Joseph Fontana, $125,000.

803 W. Garfield Ave., Bartonville: Grant Knaak to Ronnie J. and Brenda Murray, $125,000.

111 Anna St., Bartonville: Andrew Eberly to Mia Larosa, $139,900.

3508 W. Bonnaire Court, Peoria: Paul Jr. and Linda H. Slopak to J.D. Miller, $140,000.

5210 N. University St., Peoria: Prabhaker K. and Shashikala Bhosale to Rachel R. Martin, $141,000.

317 W. Oakridge Ave., Peoria: Corey J. Best to Bonnie and James Kessel Jr., $145,000.

2108 E. Cornell St., Peoria: Bruesch Properties Ltd. to Logan R. Tartar, $145,500.

1206 N. Glenwood Ave., Peoria: John Reece and Sage Cude to Ameriah Heerman, $158,000.

13405 N. Princeville-Jubilee Road, Princeville: Craig W. and Deanna D. Cooper to August A. Hoffman Jr., $160,000.

2303 W. Westport Road, Peoria: Zachary and Brooke Gloeckler to Hannah Palka, $162,500.

5504 N. Knoxville Ave., Peoria: Polnitz Construction LLC to Sandrine Z. and Xavier C. Scott, $165,000.

7439 W. Lancaster Road, Peoria: Donald J. and Lynn Hahn to Kalidonia Barnett and Kody J. Hassall, $169,000.

1518 W. Teton Drive, Peoria: Paul A. and Jessica Lawrence to Stephen Berlinger and Amy Frederick, $170,000.

2200 W. Jubilee Lane, Dunlap: Karyn M. Cordes to Joshua Carter, $185,000.

6503 N. Post Oak Road, Peoria: Corbett Speciale to McConnell Group LLC, $192,000.

203 N. Garfield St., Trivoli: Ryan V. Lambert to Randell Lynch and Tamara L. Bernius Lynch, $200,000.

More: Real estate sales in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties for May 5, 2024

4727 N. Koerner Road, Peoria: Thomas and Jacqueline Reese to Jack Rudd and Nichole Winking, $208,000.

619 W. Mossville Road, Peoria: Timothy N. and Lisa L. Cunningham to David Reid, $222,500.

7507 N. Miramar Drive, Peoria: Brian J. Monge to Keanu and Elana Cruz, $226,000.

9391 W. Darlington Drive, Mapleton: Cynthia A. Miller to Taylor and Kali Huber, $234,900.

7007 W. East Branch Drive, Peoria: Vicki L. Lambie and Vince O. Hagan to Seth and Kristin Hagan, $240,000.

1001 NE Glen Oak Ave., Peoria: Gerardo Desarden to Isaac Elkins and Bailey Beetz, $240,000.

2230 W. Geneva Road, Peoria: Michael A. and Pamela S. Spong and Shawn D. and Stephanie Hayes to Sreeram A. Mahadevan and Keerthi S. Ganapathi, $245,000.

7007 W. Lancaster Road, Peoria: Kelly and Austin Pudik to Marshall Parks, $255,000.

5500 N. Deerfield Court, Peoria: Kent D. and Laura J. Kowalske to Kelsey Adair, $275,000.

1118 W. Burnside Drive, Peoria: Erich M. and Rebecca S. Crismore to Cartus Financial Corporation, $275,000.

1118 W. Burnside Drive, Peoria: Cartus Financial Corporation to Aaron and Kelly Davis, $275,000.

8327 W. Tuscarora Road, Mapleton: Bo and Callie Grandy to Austin and Kelly Pudik, $315,000.

11112 N. Crestpoint Lane, Dunlap: Johnny Ghantous and Elaine Nasr to Corey and Rachel Curtis, $385,000.

7105 N. Hunters Trace, Peoria: Eileen M. Taylor to Justin and Jonae Cheger, $385,000.

22025 N. Maher Road, Princeville: Timothy D. Sr. and Lucinda A. Minder to Jose M. and Brandi Vilchis, $406,000.

5608 N. Prospect Road, Peoria: Jon D. Cecil to Joan and Melody Oelze, $410,000.

5201 N. Ashford Drive, Peoria: Steven E. and Marie D. Bishop to Robert M. and Lisa A. Sollberger, $435,000.

5503 S. Willms Road, Glasford: Daniel J. and Jennifer D. Huls to Bo D. and Callie E. Grandy, $575,000.

TAZEWELL COUNTY

811 S. 10th St., Pekin: Daniel E. Topping Jr. to Duncan Evans, $79,250.

317 Court Drive, Washington: Syndicate Holdings LLC Series 1901 to Shelby D. Long, $80,000.

972 Hanna Drive, Pekin: John W. and Renna D. Hadsall to Chris Willey, $84,900.

1306 Meyers Court, Pekin: Kathleen E. Woodley to Luke Brooks, $94,000.

Parcel Number 05-05-25-200-015, Tazewell County: Amanda L. and Ryan J. Zimmerman to Carrie Garcia Auen, $100,530.

1120 Summer St., Pekin: Tonia L. Gianessi to Patricia Riley, $113,500.

508 Harbberts St., South Pekin: Karen Wood to Maddox R. Arjes, $120,000.

506 Joliet Road, Marquette Heights: Joshua A. Phillips to Kayla B. Conklin, $121,000.

155 Jay St., East Peoria: Rebecca L. Wuthrich to Matthew T. and Michaelle M. Dravis, $125,000.

1011 St. Julian St., Pekin: Norman Properties LLC to Jacob R. Rudd, $132,500.

118 Dawn Terrace, Washington: David A. Hilton, Cathy Hilton Jefries and Vicki L. McClintick to Mya O. Brooks and Zachary J. Vollmer, $134,000.

209 Mary St., Washington: Jennifer M. and William H.T. Walker to Theresa M. Ewers, $140,000.

1107 S. 18th St., Pekin: Micah Bouillon to Krieg Burrell, $150,000.

206 S. East St., Tremont: Samantha R. Petrea to Rustin M. and Sharon K. Schmidgall, $155,000.

606 W. Third St., Delavan: Jennifer L. Michael to Nathan W. and Reka J.J. Brooks, $160,000.

13073 Decar St., Manito: David and Molly Redfern to Jacob Binegar and Sarah Muzzarelli, $174,900.

117 Wingate Drive, Tremont: Eunice Beutel to Jackson D. and Shirley K. Jones, $185,000.

505 Oriole Drive, Washington: Adrian J. III and Kaitlyn C. Gazelle to Ashley Streitmatter, $187,000.

1327 Executive Court, Pekin: Von Bun Inc. to O’Rourke Enterprises LLC, $200,000.

More: Real estate sales in Peoria County for April 28, 2024

406 Lakeside Ave., Pekin: Anna M. Simpson to William H. Givens II, $204,500.

1009 Knollcrest Drive, Washington: Lydia and Travis Hasten to Ashley and Jordan Blain, $235,000.

14778 Uhlman Road, Tremont: Esther Glueck to Herman and Joan M. Glueck, $250,000.

905 Brighton Ave., Mackinaw: Christine and David Davila to John Jones and Stephanie M. Kentzel, $259,900.

560 Roberts St., Creve Coeur: Tiffany A. Feger and Kristopher M. Weiss to Tommy Woods, $262,000.

114 Ironwood Drive, Pekin: Maxine R. and Robert J. Oliverius to Cheryl Leasure, $265,000.

1513 S. Missouri Ave., Morton: Broghan and Clara Orgas to Casey A. and Krystin Carey, $290,000.

328 Stonewood Drive, East Peoria: Jonae and Justin Cheger to Donald and Lynn Hahn, $292,000.

1938 Colt Drive, Washington: Pavan Venigella to Alexandra and Zachary Bernitt, $300,000.

4579 Townhall Road, Hopedale: Jobie R. and Toni L. Ledford to Benson A. and Sophia Rabe, $310,000.

300 Pocono Ave., Morton: Kyle J. and Kristin R. Sheets to Lauren M. and Michael A. Gernant, $342,500.

1 Eagle Point Court, Groveland: Thomas N. Chambers Jr. to Elaina and Michael Thorson, $350,000.

123 Barrington Place, Morton: Mary A. Witzig to Bonne LLC, $350,000.

203 Grandyle Drive, Washington: Teresa L. Dudis to Jenna D. and Caleb Z. Liegey, $350,000.

Parcel Number 06-06-27-400-002, Tazewell County: Dianne L. Weer to Michael E. Yordy, $350,160.

1425 California Road, Pekin: Helen J. Strode to Carla M. and Thomas Edwards Jr., $355,000.

816 Anne St., Washington: Alex C. and Beth K. Edwards to James A. and Julie A. Lockhart, $370,000.

116 Windsong Drive, Washington: Kenneth L. and Lois A. Martin to Claire and Simeon Wooten, $390,000.

2418 Lakeshore Drive, Pekin: Ficus Tree Partners Pekin LLC to All About J and K Properties 2418 Lakeshore Drive Series, $399,800.

22021 Allentown Road, Tremont: Maxwell D. and Tressa Schneider to Jeffrey A. and Jennifer Moore, $405,000.

317 York Ave., Morton: Leah and Michael Ranta to Micaylan McDonald and Jason Ochoa, $428,000.

9 Wisteria Way, Washington: Brooke and Kyle D. Wisher to Alex C. and Beth K. Edwards, $505,000.

500 Franklin St., Tremont: Dianne L. Weer to Holly and Michael E. Yordy II, $573,750.

1000 Edgewater Drive, Pekin: Ficus Tree Partners Pekin LLC to All About J and K Properties LLC, $599,700.

WOODFORD COUNTY

1198 Clark St., Lowpoint: Alison J. Borrego to Joseph R. and Whitney N. Skelton, $87,500.

107 S. Main St., Eureka: Marjorie A. Ulrich to MT Wiegand LLC, $100,000.

105 E. Reagan Drive, Eureka: Jacob Anderson to Jessica N. Loos, $143,000.

1336 Lakeview Ave., East Peoria: Tyler White to Gloria L. Bustamante, $148,000.

603 Bittersweet Ave., Germantown Hills: Michael E. and Tomoko Busha to Jerry W. and Deborah D. Miller, $267,000.

758 Seven Hills Road, Metamora: M4 Properties LLC to Adrian J. and Katilyn C. Gazelle, $289,000.

376 Riverview Bluffs, Metamora: James T. and Paula J. Tuckwell to Beau D. and Caroline Beidscheid, $290,000.

701 Devon Drive, Metamora: Bart E. III and Tanya R. Hollingsworth to Stephen G. and April L. Nauman, $344,000.

535 Fairway, El Paso: Lyle F. and Tamara W. Koons to Amy G. Zitkus and Thomas E. Wheeler, $420,000.

1383 N. Fandel Road, Metamora: John L. and Elizabeth K.L. Brimeyer to Raymond D. and Michelle Stark, $510,000.

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The Final Four is set with UConn stunning Duke to join Illinois, Arizona and Michigan

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March 29, 2026

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The Final Four is set with UConn stunning Duke to join Illinois, Arizona and Michigan

UConn guard Braylon Mullins, right, celebrates his game winning basket with guard Malachi Smith (0) during the second half in the Elite Eight of the NCAA college basketball tournament against Duke, Sunday, March 29, 2026, in Washington.

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All that talent at Arizona and Michigan. All that momentum and good vibes at UConn. And somebody has to be play the part of the unheralded “little guy.” At the Final Four next weekend, that role belongs, improbably, to Illinois.

In a sign of the times, the Illinii — a Big Ten team with more wins in the conference over the last seven seasons than any other program — will pass for something resembling Cinderella when college basketball’s biggest party kicks off in Indianapolis on Saturday.

The first challenge for coach Brad Underwood’s team will be stopping a hard-charging UConn juggernaut that came from 19 points down and got a game-winner from the logo with 0.4 seconds left from an Indy native — Braylon Mullins — to make its third Final Four in the last four years.

The last two times the Huskies reached this point, they won the championship.

“It’s a UConn culture, a UConn heart,” coach Dan Hurley said. “We believe we’re supposed to win this time of year.”

All these teams do.

Arizona, led by Brayden Burries, and Michigan, with Yaxel Lendeborg, have up to nine NBA prospects between them.

The Wildcats opened as slight favorites — at plus-165 to win the championship, according to BetMGM Sportsbook. That was a shade ahead of the Wolverines, who are plus-180 after their 95-62 romp over Tennessee on Sunday.

But, in one of a few strange twists on the odds chart, the Wildcats are 1 1/2-point underdogs to Michigan in Saturday night’s second semifinal.

Illinois is a 2 1/2-point favorite over UConn and, in reality, it’s the Huskies, at plus-550, who are the biggest long shot in Indy.

Even so, the fact that Illinois — the flagship university in the nation’s sixth most populous state and a school with an enrollment of nearly 60,000 — feels most like this year’s out-of-nowhere underdog speaks more about the current state of college hoops than the Illini themselves.

They are a No. 3 seed — the highest number at the Final Four in two years. (UConn is a 2. Last season, all four No. 1s made it.)

This year’s meeting of 1 vs. 1 — Michigan vs. Arizona — is a heavyweight matchup of power teams from power conferences meeting with everything at stake.

It’s a far cry from a mere three years ago, when mid-majors Florida Atlantic (coached by Dusty May, who now leads the Wolverines) and San Diego State crashed college basketball’s biggest party.

Since then, NIL and the transfer portal have redefined the contours of player movement, another spasm of realignment has made the big conferences bigger (Arizona, now in the Big 12, was in the Pac-12 in 2023), and the high-achieving underdogs that used to make March Madness what it is have gone into a slump.

Double-digit seeds won a total of five games in this tournament (not counting the play-in round). Two years ago, they won 11 and sent one team (N.C. State) to the Final Four.

Not surprisingly, Underwood — the coach who landed on the Illinois radar a decade ago by coaching double-digit seed Stephen F. Austin to a pair of upset wins in the tournament — views his program’s trip to the Final Four more as destiny than a once-in-a-lifetime story.

It is, however, the first trip for Illinois since 2005, when it lost to North Carolina in the title game.

Illinois coach Brad Underwood celebrates after Illinois beat Iowa in an Elite Eight game in the NCAA college basketball tournament Saturday, March 28, 2026, in Houston.

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“I don’t want to sound arrogant,” said Underwood, whose teams have won 96 Big Ten games since 2019-20, two more than Purdue. “I’ve never doubted us getting to a Final Four would happen. I have thought we have had other teams capable. But I also know how doggone hard it is to do it.”

The Big Ten knows all about this. Both Illinois and Michigan have a chance to deliver a title for the conference for the first time since Michigan State won it all in 2000.

Illinois vs. UConn

The Illini, led by the so-called “Balkan Bloc” — a cohort of players with roots in Eastern Europe — have a potential NBA lottery pick of their own in guard Keaton Wagler.

Even so, the best-known name on the Illini roster might be Andrej Stojakovic, whose father, Peja, was a three-time NBA All-Star. Illinois is the third school in three years for the younger Stojakovic, who spent one season at Stanford and another at Cal before joining Underwood’s crew.

The task for Illinois: Figuring out who to key on across a roster that has five players who average double figures, led by Tarris Reed Jr.

Michigan vs. Arizona

Michigan’s Yaxel Lendeborg (23) celebrates after defeating Tennessee in the Elite Eight of the NCAA college basketball tournament, Sunday, March 29, 2026, in Chicago.

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The Wildcats-Wolverines game is a high-powered matchup of programs that have shown there’s more than one way to amass talent in the era of the unlimited transfer portal and big-money name, image and likeness deals.

Four of the five starters for Tommy Lloyd’s Wildcats began their careers in Tucson; the fifth, Big 12 player of the year Jaden Bradley, moved over from Alabama and has been with the Wildcats for three years.

This illustration shows twin sisters Marija and Marta Galic in their basketball uniforms, with their backs to the viewer. They are linking arms.

Meanwhile, the top four players in minutes played at Michigan — Lendeborg, Morez Johnson Jr., Aday Mara and Elliot Cadeau — all arrived from the transfer portal.

In a twist that makes perfect sense these days, both coaches parlayed roots in the mid-majors to a spot on the sport’s biggest stage. Lloyd spent decades as a top assistant for Mark Few at Gonzaga before heading to Arizona to rebuild the program after the ouster of Sean Miller in 2021.

May led FAU to the Final Four before heading to the Michigan program that had thrived, then collapsed, under former Fab Five star Juwan Howard.

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Decorated Illinois guard Josh Gesky met with Saints ahead of draft

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March 29, 2026

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Decorated Illinois guard Josh Gesky met with Saints ahead of draft

Once again, the NFL pre-draft circuit is in full effect, as teams spread out their staff all over the country to try and ensure they view as many pro days as physically possible. With some of the most substantial schools being next up on the schedule, it is going to draw national attention from the media, especially with results from the top prospects and potentially some passing drills from the quarterbacks.

Among the plentiful news coming out of these events is some intriguing meetings from the New Orleans Saints, with one of the most recent being Illinois guard Josh Gesky, who they met with at the school.

Gesky had an extremely impressive 2025 season when it comes to the metrics, allowing only 1 sack and 12 pressures, while only having 1 penalty tied to his name. While his run blocking left a bit to be desired, he has shown promise there in previous years, and it is something he has been solid at in various years.

At 6-foot-5 and 335 pounds, he has great size and has quite a few distinctions during his time at Illinois. He was listed as a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar in 2023, an Academic All-Big Ten from 2022 to 2025, and was an All-Big Ten Honorable Mention from 2023 to 2025. These types of things certainly factor into potential draft selections, and with the Saints needing another guard, Gesky could be an option for them in 2026.

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How to buy Illinois Final Four gear, hats, shirts, hoodies, more

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March 28, 2026

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No. 3 Illinois knocked off No. 9 Iowa on Saturday night in Houston, now they’re advancing to the Final Four in the men’s NCAA Tournament.

The Fighting Illini pulled away late and ended their the Hawkeye’s Cinderella run in the Elite Eight with a 71-59 victory.

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Illinois Final Four appearances

The last time the Illinois Fighting Illini men’s basketball team made the Final Four was in 2005. They also made it in 1989, 1952, 1951 and 1949.

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The 2026 NCAA Tournament concludes with the Final Four on Saturday, April 4 and the National Championship game on Monday, April 6. Saturday’s games are scheduled for 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ET respectively, while the National Championship game is set to tip at 8:30 p.m. ET on Monday, April 6.