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Illinois · 2026

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Illinois's median home price is close to the typical US home price. See what it really costs per month - not just principal and interest.

Typical Illinois mortgage payment

The median home price in Illinois is roughly $270,000. Here's the estimated monthly principal & interest payment on that amount, by rate and term:

Rate15-year30-year
5.00%$2,135$1,449
5.50%$2,206$1,533
6.00%$2,278$1,619
6.50%$2,352$1,707
7.00%$2,427$1,796
7.50%$2,503$1,888
8.00%$2,580$1,981
8.50%$2,659$2,076
9.00%$2,739$2,172
9.50%$2,819$2,270
10.00%$2,901$2,369

What a Illinois mortgage really costs (PITI)

Principal & interest alone would run about $1,707/month at 6.50% over 30 years. But Illinois's property tax - roughly 2.23% of home value per year here - adds about $502/month, and estimated homeowners insurance adds around $79/month. Your real total monthly payment (PITI) on a $270,000 Illinois home is closer to $2,287/month.

Using the standard 28%-of-income guideline, comfortably affording this home takes a household income around $98,018/year. A 20% down payment here is $54,000.

Real numbers, not a guess

Illinois vs. its neighbors

Of Illinois and its neighbors, Kentucky has the lowest estimated total monthly payment - about $711 less per month than Illinois.

StateMedian priceProperty tax rateEst. total monthly (PITI)
Kentucky$215,0000.86%$1,576/mo
Iowa$220,0001.57%$1,743/mo
Indiana$240,0000.85%$1,757/mo
Missouri$250,0000.98%$1,857/mo
Illinois (this page)$270,0002.23%$2,287/mo
Wisconsin$290,0001.85%$2,365/mo

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What affects your Illinois payment?

  • Property tax above is a statewide estimate - your county's actual rate may differ.
  • Down payment: 20% down avoids private mortgage insurance (PMI).
  • Loan term: a 15-year loan saves enormous interest vs. 30 years.

Median price, property tax rate and insurance are approximate estimates, not county-specific figures. Not financial advice.