A RE/MAX analysis put together using data from Midwest Real Estate Data has found that condos, townhomes, and cooperative apartments accounted for 37.1 percent of Chicago-area home sales in October this year. In October last year, that percentage was 35.5, according to Loop North News.

A total of 1,211 condos, townhomes, and cooperative apartments were sold in October of this year, according to the report. The median price of attached homes increased 5.7 percent over last year.

The sale of single-family homes also increased during the month of October. The number of unattached homes increased 3.3 percent, while the median price rose 0.5 percent compared to October last year, according to the report.

Lincoln Park led Chicago neighborhoods in the number of million-dollar homes, both attached and unattached. Buyers scooped up 34 condos between July and September, a significant increase of 79 percent compared to the same period in 2016, according to the report. The median price for attached homes in the neighborhood for that period this year was $1.35 million. A total of 45 single-family homes sold in Lincoln Park for a median price of $1.66 million, according to the report.

Other top neighborhoods for million-dollar home sales are Lakeview, North Center, and West Town.