What's your Alpine Heights home worth?
Homes in Alpine Heights have sold for a median of $485,000 over the last two years. See the real numbers below — then find out what yours is worth.
The Alpine Heights market
Updated Sep 21, 2026 · 10:15 AM CT · MLS dataAs of September 21, 2026, homes in Alpine Heights (Orland Park, IL) have sold for a median of $485,000 over the last 24 months, across 20 recorded sales (most between $379,750 and $607,500), typically going under contract in about 12 days.
Where prices are heading
Median sale price by quarter — every recorded Alpine Heights sale, no smoothing.
Typical homes in Alpine Heights
What has actually sold here, by size — last 24 months.
| Size | Sold (24 mo) | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 bed | 9 | $334,000 |
| 3 bed | 3 | $599,900 |
| 4 bed | 6 | $590,000 |
Homes for sale in Alpine Heights now
Nothing on the market at the moment — inventory here is tight and moves fast.
About Alpine Heights
Alpine Heights is a west-Orland-Park community in the 60467 area that has been built in two waves: an original core from the 1990s, and a newer round of construction added through the 2010s and into the 2020s. The result is an unusual mix for a single community — established homes alongside newer builds — which shows up in a wide price range, from two-bedroom homes in the low-$300,000s to larger four- and five-bedroom houses well past $600,000. Most homes are attached, around 2,100 square feet, and most carry an HOA — around $200 a month — covering the common areas. Because of the newer construction, property taxes tend to run higher than in older neighborhoods, generally in the high-$7,000s. The community is zoned for Orland School District 135 and Carl Sandburg High School. With both established and newer inventory, what a home is worth here depends heavily on which wave it's from and its size.
- West Orland Park, ZIP 60467 — built in two waves: an original 1990s core plus newer construction added through the 2010s–2020s.
- Mostly attached homes (~2,100 sq ft), with a wide size range from two-bedroom homes to larger 4–5 bedroom houses.
- Most homes carry an HOA (~$200/month) covering common areas.
- Property taxes run higher than older neighborhoods, generally in the high-$7,000s per year, reflecting the newer construction.
- Zoned for Orland School District 135 and Carl Sandburg High School (District 230).
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