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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $332,700
- Illinois
- $263,300
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- 1DuPage County$391,400
- 2Lake County$345,700
- 3Kane County$327,000
- 4Cook County$324,500
- 5Kendall County$322,400
- 6Will County$319,600
- 7McHenry County$308,100
- 8Monroe County$282,100
- 9Grundy County$271,700
- 10DeKalb County$243,600
- 11Boone County$216,900
- 12Champaign County$211,500
- 13Jo Daviess County$209,900
- 14McLean County$208,400
- 15Woodford County$197,600
- 16Kankakee County$192,600
- 17Clinton County$192,400
- 18Calhoun County$190,900
- 19Effingham County$189,500
- 20Ogle County$189,200
- 21Menard County$185,500
- 22Piatt County$180,600
- 23St. Clair County$180,300
- 24Sangamon County$176,300
- 25Madison County$173,000
- 26Putnam County$172,700
- 27Jersey County$171,900
- 28Tazewell County$167,500
- 29Winnebago County$164,500
- 30Adams County$162,600
- 31LaSalle County$161,900
- 32Johnson County$160,500
- 33Peoria County$158,500
- 34Williamson County$156,400
- 35Washington County$155,700
- 36Lee County$154,600
- 37Henry County$151,600
- 38Douglas County$150,400
- 39Rock Island County$150,400
- 40Brown County$150,300
- 41Mercer County$146,700
- 42Bond County$145,700
- 43Pope County$143,800
- 44Marshall County$142,800
- 45Livingston County$142,200
- 46Macoupin County$138,200
- 47Iroquois County$137,800
- 48Jackson County$137,300
- 49Shelby County$137,100
- 50Randolph County$135,100
- 51Stephenson County$134,900
- 52Logan County$134,400
- 53Moultrie County$134,000
- 54Clark County$132,400
- 55Union County$131,700
- 56Morgan County$130,800
- 57Fayette County$130,700
- 58De Witt County$130,300
- 59Coles County$127,400
- 60Macon County$127,300
- 61Whiteside County$127,100
- 62Bureau County$126,900
- 63Cumberland County$126,000
- 64Jefferson County$126,000
- 65Jasper County$125,500
- 66Ford County$122,000
- 67Massac County$121,900
- 68Crawford County$121,100
- 69Christian County$115,500
- 70Carroll County$114,500
- 71Hancock County$113,800
- 72Hamilton County$113,700
- 73Perry County$112,600
- 74Montgomery County$112,300
- 75Richland County$112,000
- 76Knox County$111,900
- 77Wayne County$110,700
- 78Schuyler County$109,700
- 79White County$108,100
- 80McDonough County$107,500
- 81Fulton County$107,200
- 82Warren County$105,000
- 83Wabash County$104,900
- 84Stark County$104,500
- 85Henderson County$104,400
- 86Hardin County$103,800
- 87Mason County$103,400
- 88Marion County$103,000
- 89Pike County$101,400
- 90Edwards County$100,000
- 91Lawrence County$99,100
- 92Clay County$97,400
- 93Edgar County$97,300
- 94Vermilion County$97,200
- 95Cass County$97,100
- 96Scott County$96,400
- 97Greene County$95,200
- 98Saline County$94,300
- 99Franklin County$89,000
- 100Pulaski County$85,100
- 101Gallatin County$82,900
- 102Alexander County$59,800
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Illinois?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 60043 (Kenilworth, IL) has the highest: $1,560,300.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Illinois?
62914 (Cairo, IL) has the lowest: $31,900.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Illinois it is $263,300.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
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