Cost of Living in Orland Park, IL

Population 57,961 · Illinois · Data vintage 2023

112
Cost Index
(100 = US avg)
Page updated: · Data vintage: 2023 ACS 5-Year
Sources: Census ACS·BLS·NOAA·EPA·Zillow · Methodology

Orland Park is effectively a commuter community: the average resident spends 37 minutes each way getting to work, well above the 27-minute US median. Housing costs ($349,000 for a typical home) tend to reflect the tradeoff between price and access.

Located 15 miles east of Joliet, Orland Park falls within that metro's commuting orbit. Median home values run roughly 41% higher than Joliet's $249,000.

Cost Overview

Housing 115
Rent 108

Scale: 100 = US national average. Green < 90, Red > 110.

About the Cost of Living in Orland Park

The median home value in Orland Park is $349,400 — 15% above the national median of $305,000. Median rent runs $1,415/month, 8% higher than the national median of $1,314/month. The median household income of $98,979/year is 33% higher than the US median of $74,580. The local unemployment rate is 4.7%, below the national average of 4.8%. Illinois's top state income tax rate is 5.0% and the combined sales tax is 8.7%. Overall, Orland Park has a cost of living index of 112 versus the US average of 100, meaning it is 12% more expensive.

🏠 Housing

Median Home Value
$349,400
15% above avg
Zillow Home Value
$390,437
Zillow ZHVI
Median Rent
$1,415/mo
8% above avg
Zillow Rent
$2,120/mo
Zillow ZORI
Price-to-Rent Ratio
20.6x
Favors renting
Property Tax Rate
2.2%
Effective rate

HUD Fair Market Rents by Bedroom

Studio
$651
1 BR
$741
2 BR
$899
3 BR
$1,196
4 BR
$1,364
Owner-occupied 86.2%
Renter-occupied 13.8%

💰 Estimated Monthly Budget

Rent median rent
$1,415
Groceries national estimate
$400
Utilities local estimate
$88
Transportation local gas prices
$126
Estimated Total $2,029/mo

Estimates based on median data and national averages. Actual costs vary.

🛒 Food & Groceries

National BLS average prices (2023). Local prices may vary.

🥚
Eggs (dozen)
$0.548
🍞
White Bread (lb)
$1.912
🥩
Ground Beef (lb)
$5.61

🚗 Transportation

Avg Commute
37.1 min
37% above avg
Gas Price
$3.145/gal
0% below avg
Work From Home
14.8%

Commute Mode

Drove alone
71.6%
Carpooled
7.7%
Public transit
3.7%
Walked
1.0%
Bicycle
0.1%
Work from home
14.8%

Utilities

Electricity
$0.176/kWh
0% below avg

📋 Taxes

State Income Tax (flat) 5.0%
Total Sales Tax 8.7%
State rate 6.3%
Avg local rate 2.5%
Property Tax 2.2%

💼 Income & Employment

Median Household Income
$98,979
33% above avg
Per Capita Income
$51,299
Unemployment Rate
4.7%
3% below avg
Poverty Rate
6.5%
Labor Force Participation
60.9%

🎓 Education

Bachelor's degree+ 26.6%
Graduate degree 18.4%

👥 Demographics

Median Age 46.8
Male median age 43.6
Female median age 49.7

💨 Air Quality

EPA AQS 2023 — county-level monitoring data

Median AQI 57 — Moderate
28.5%
Good air days/yr
223
Max AQI recorded
252
PM2.5 days
97
Ozone days

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Orland Park, IL?

Orland Park has a cost index of 112 (100 = national average). It is 12% above the national average.

What is average rent in Orland Park, IL?

The median gross rent in Orland Park is $1,415 per month based on 2023 Census data.

What is the average home price in Orland Park?

The median home value in Orland Park is $349,400 according to Zillow and Census data.

What is the median income in Orland Park?

The median household income in Orland Park is $98,979 per year (2023 ACS 5-year estimates).

What is the sales tax in Orland Park, IL?

The combined state and local sales tax rate in Orland Park is 8.7%. The Illinois state income tax top rate is 5.0%.

Is Orland Park, IL affordable?

Orland Park is above average in cost of living, with an index of 112 — about 12% higher than the national average.

Orland Park at a Glance

Population
57,961
Median Income
$98,979
Home Value
$349,400
Median Rent
$1,415/mo
Unemployment
4.7%
Sales Tax
8.7%
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