Springfield, IL Home Values (2026)

The median home value in Springfield is about $234,000 (~$134/sq ft) — 19% more affordable than the typical U.S. home. Below: how Springfield compares, values by home size and ZIP code, and a free tool for your own address.

$234,000
Median home value
$134
Median price / sq ft
5
ZIP code areas
-19%
vs U.S. median

Thinking of moving to Springfield?

Here’s what the numbers say about housing costs in Springfield. A typical home runs about $234,000, which is 19% more affordable than the national median and 21% more expensive than the Illinois average. At roughly $134 per square foot, a median budget here buys you around 1,750 sq ft of home.

Prices swing a lot by neighborhood: across Springfield’s 5 ZIP codes, the most affordable is 62703 (~$97,000) and the priciest is 62711 (~$365,000) — roughly a 3.8× difference. If you’re relocating, that spread is where the real budgeting happens, so it pays to target ZIP by ZIP rather than the citywide average.

Springfield home value by size

Using the local rate of about $134 per square foot, here’s a rough estimate by home size. Condition, lot, and exact location move these meaningfully.

Home sizeEstimated value
1,000 sq ft$134,000
1,500 sq ft$201,000
2,000 sq ft$268,000
2,500 sq ft$335,000
3,000 sq ft$402,000

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Home values by ZIP code in Springfield, IL

Typical value and price per square foot for each Springfield ZIP code we have data for:

ZIP codeTypical value$ / sq ft
62711$365,000$161
62712$336,000$137
62707$234,000$134
62702$114,000$91
62703$97,000$83

Grow your home’s value in Springfield

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Directional estimates from public market data (Realtor.com & Zillow research), not appraisals. Actual values vary by home and change over time.