Illinois Real Estate
Market data and cost-of-living for 20 Illinois cities, sourced from U.S. Census data. Compare home values, rents, and demographics before you move.
Cities we cover in Illinois
ChicagoMetro
$315,200Cook County - pop. 2,707,648
Aurora
$260,400Kane County - pop. 179,867
Joliet
$248,600Will County - pop. 149,785
Naperville
$509,900DuPage County - pop. 149,424
Rockford
$120,900Winnebago County - pop. 147,649
Elgin
$252,400Kane County - pop. 114,106
Springfield
$155,200Sangamon County - pop. 113,714
Peoria
$149,500Peoria County - pop. 112,126
Champaign
$199,700Champaign County - pop. 88,822
Bloomington
$198,800McLean County - pop. 78,703
Schaumburg
$312,200Cook County - pop. 76,780
Evanston
$472,300Cook County - pop. 76,552
Arlington Heights
$403,200Cook County - pop. 76,220
Bolingbrook
$295,500Will County - pop. 73,813
Decatur
$97,300Macon County - pop. 70,368
Palatine
$347,900Cook County - pop. 66,548
Skokie
$368,600Cook County - pop. 66,427
Orland Park
$349,400Cook County - pop. 57,961
Wheaton
$447,700DuPage County - pop. 53,453
Oak Park
$456,300Cook County - pop. 53,315
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