What is typical rent in New Holland, IL?

2-bedroom fair-market rent: $962/month (HUD FMR — a 40th-percentile regulatory reference, not market-observed).

What is the natural-hazard risk in New Holland, IL?

Overall risk: Relatively Low (FEMA NRI, county-level). Top hazards: drought, strong wind, cold wave, tornado.

Is New Holland, IL in a flood zone?

Flood zones vary by property within New Holland, IL. 4 FEMA flood-insurance (NFIP) claims are on record; the most common zone among them is A. Check a specific address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

What is the wildfire risk in New Holland, IL?

Risk to homes is higher than 2% of US counties (USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities, county-level).

What is the radon potential in New Holland, IL?

High radon potential — EPA Zone 1 of 3, county-level. EPA recommends testing every home regardless of zone.

Are there Superfund sites near New Holland, IL?

No current or proposed National Priorities List sites within 5 miles (EPA).

Is New Holland, IL walkable?

Walkability index: 3.7/20 (EPA Smart Location Database).

What is the cost of living in New Holland, IL?

Regional Price Parity: 100.0 (100 = US average) (Above Average) (BEA RPP, metro/state-level).

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IL area data

New Holland, IL

New Holland, IL.

Population: 362 (Census ACS)

The median home value (Census ACS) in New Holland, IL is $108,900. FEMA's National Risk Index rates the county's overall natural-hazard risk Relatively Low, with drought, strong wind, cold wave the top-rated hazards. Cost of living is at the US average (BEA, metro/state-level).

Backed by 25+ public sourcesFEMA · U.S. Census · NOAA · Dept. of Education · EPA · and more

$108,900

Median home value (Census)

Relatively Low

Hazard risk (county)

Home values & appreciation

Median home value (Census): $108,900
House Price Index (state): 340.3 (+5.5% YoY)

Sources: home value index (ZIP-level) · FHFA House Price Index (state-level)

Market activity

Median list price: $110,000
Active listings: 2

Source: recent area sales and market data (ZIP-level)

Rents

Studio fair-market rent: $670/mo
1BR fair-market rent: $757/mo
2BR fair-market rent: $962/mo
3BR fair-market rent: $1,146/mo
4BR fair-market rent: $1,264/mo

Sources: market rent index (ZIP-level) · HUD Fair Market Rents (metro/county-level, 40th-percentile regulatory reference)

Affordability

Cost of living index (Above Average): 100.0 (100 = US avg)
Electricity rate (state-level): 17.7¢/kWh
Natural gas rate (state-level): $11.30/MCF
30-year mortgage rate (national): 7.40%
15-year mortgage rate (national): 6.73%

Sources: BEA Regional Price Parities (metro/state-level) · EIA energy rates (state-level) · Freddie Mac PMMS (national)

Natural hazards & flood risk

Overall hazard risk (county): Relatively Low
Top hazards (county): drought, strong wind, cold wave, tornado
Notable hazard ratings (county): drought: Relatively High · strong wind: Relatively High · tornado: Relatively Moderate · cold wave: Relatively Moderate · hail: Relatively Low · heat wave: Relatively Low
Most common flood zone among NFIP claims: Zone A
NFIP flood claims on record: 4
Wildfire risk to homes (county): Higher than 2% of US counties
Buildings in wildfire direct-exposure zone: 14.9%
Radon potential (county): High radon potential — EPA Zone 1 of 3
EPA Superfund (NPL) sites within 5 mi: None

Sources: FEMA National Risk Index (county-level) · FEMA NFIP flood-insurance claims (ZIP-level) · USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities (county-level) · EPA radon zones + Superfund NPL

Climate (30-year normals)

Average annual temperature: 52.0°F
Average high: 63.0°F
Average low: 42.0°F
Annual precipitation: 38.4 in
USDA plant hardiness zone: 6a (extreme annual low -10 to -5°F)

Sources: NOAA Climate Normals (30-year, nearest-station) · USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map (2023)

Walkability & transit

Walkability index: 3.7 / 20
Transit service frequency: -99,999
Jobs reachable by car (30 min): 1,271
Jobs reachable by transit (45 min): 1,940

Source: EPA Smart Location Database (metropolitan block groups)

Amenities

National parks within ~60 mi: 2
Nearest national park: Springfield 1908 Race Riot National Monument (26 mi)
National parks include: Springfield 1908 Race Riot National Monument, Lincoln Home National Historic Site
Airports within 30 mi: 20
Nearest airport: Martin Airport (3 mi)
Nearest major airport: Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport (SPI) (24 mi)
Hospitals in or near this ZIP: 17
Hospitals include: GRAHAM HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, ST JOHNS HOSPITAL, SAINT FRANCIS MEDICAL CENTER
Avg hospital rating (CMS): 2.5 / 5
Best hospital rating nearby (CMS): 4.0 / 5
Solar radiation rating: Fair (4.1 kWh/m²/day)

Sources: National Park Service · FAA airport data · CMS hospital data (same ZIP, else within ~40 mi) · DOE/NREL (proximity-based)

Migration

Net migration (county): -160 tax filers

Source: IRS SOI county-to-county migration (county-level; published with a multi-year lag)

Housing stock

Median year housing built: 1938
Housing built before 1970: 80.9%
Housing built 2000 or later: 9.8%
Median annual property tax: $2,136
Households with broadband internet: 64.2%

Source: Census ACS 5-year estimates (ZIP-level)

Employment & development

Total county employment: 5,781
Average weekly wage: $965
Top industries (by employment): Health Care, Wholesale Trade, Other Services
Annual residential building permits (county): 64

Sources: BLS QCEW (county-level) · Census Building Permits (county-level)

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Common questions

What is the median home value in New Holland, IL?: $108,900 (Census ACS).
What is typical rent in New Holland, IL?: 2-bedroom fair-market rent: $962/month (HUD FMR — a 40th-percentile regulatory reference, not market-observed).
What is the natural-hazard risk in New Holland, IL?: Overall risk: Relatively Low (FEMA NRI, county-level). Top hazards: drought, strong wind, cold wave, tornado.
Is New Holland, IL in a flood zone?: Flood zones vary by property within New Holland, IL. 4 FEMA flood-insurance (NFIP) claims are on record; the most common zone among them is A. Check a specific address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.
What is the wildfire risk in New Holland, IL?: Risk to homes is higher than 2% of US counties (USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities, county-level).
What is the radon potential in New Holland, IL?: High radon potential — EPA Zone 1 of 3, county-level. EPA recommends testing every home regardless of zone.
Are there Superfund sites near New Holland, IL?: No current or proposed National Priorities List sites within 5 miles (EPA).
Is New Holland, IL walkable?: Walkability index: 3.7/20 (EPA Smart Location Database).
What is the cost of living in New Holland, IL?: Regional Price Parity: 100.0 (100 = US average) (Above Average) (BEA RPP, metro/state-level).

ZIP code for New Holland

62671

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