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Moving to Itasca, IL
$454,950Median listing price
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About Itasca
A village of about 9,543 (2020 census) in DuPage County, roughly 25 miles northwest of downtown Chicago, Itasca blends a small historic downtown with serious corporate and resort clout. Settled in 1841 by Elijah Smith and incorporated in 1890, it sits near O'Hare, major expressways, and rail — home to the Hamilton Lakes business district, a country club, the Eaglewood Resort & Spa, and sharing a border with legendary Medinah Country Club.
Home prices in Itasca
The median listing price in Itasca is $454,950.
Top places in Itasca
- Hamilton Lakes business district and lakes
- Itasca Country Club
- Eaglewood Resort & Spa
- Spring Brook Nature Center
- Itasca Park District water park and recreation center
- Historic downtown along Irving Park Road
- Usher Park
- Medinah Country Club (borders the village)
Commuting from Itasca
- Metra's Milwaukee District West Line serves Itasca station, with direct runs into Chicago Union Station. Driving downtown Chicago is about 30–45 minutes (approximate, ~25 miles via I-290/I-90/I-190), though O'Hare-area congestion can add time.
Itasca FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Itasca, IL?
The median listing price in Itasca is $454,950. Median listing price · Realtor.com · September 24, 2026 - How is the commute from Itasca, IL?
Metra's Milwaukee District West Line serves Itasca station, with direct runs into Chicago Union Station. Driving downtown Chicago is about 30–45 minutes (approximate, ~25 miles via I-290/I-90/I-190), though O'Hare-area congestion can add time.
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.