Illinois in 2004 home price index and building permits for one year

FHFA annual index 2003 to 2004
Permits in 2004

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The FHFA annual house price index for Illinois increased by 7.7% from 2003 to 2004. In the same years, the index for the United States increased by 9.2%. Building permits in the state authorized 59,753 housing units in 2004. 46,207 of the units are in buildings with one unit.

The FHFA HPI® is a broad measure of the movement of single-family house prices. The FHFA HPI® is a weighted, repeat-sales index, meaning that it measures average price changes in repeat sales or refinancings on the same properties.
Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency, FHFA House Price Index, "What does the FHFA HPI® represent?". The site copied the text on 2 Oct 2026.

FHFA about the annual indexes of small areas: We use the all-transactions data but construct indexes on a yearly basis to provide data for very small geographic areas like counties, ZIP codes, and census tracts. FHFA FAQs, question 5

FHFA's name for the file of this index: Counties (Developmental Index; Not Seasonally Adjusted). FHFA revises earlier values of its index in each period: FHFA FAQs, question 13.

Annual index through 2025, from the FHFA release of 31 Mar 2026.

Counties in 2004

Counties of Illinois in 2004, by name: change of the FHFA annual county index from 2003 to 2004, and housing units authorized in 2004
County	Index change	Units authorized	In buildings with 1 unit
Adams County	+3.6%	126	116
Bond County	+6.5%	76	76
Boone County	+5.2%	593	547
Brown County	n/a	13	13
Bureau County	+2.9%	69	69
Carroll County	+5.8%	67	67
Cass County	+5.6%	100	20
Champaign County	+7.8%	1,070	917
Christian County	+3.8%	79	77
Clark County	+3.3%	8	8
Clay County	+4.5%	10	10
Clinton County	+3.1%	192	185
Coles County	+3.0%	174	40
Cook County	+9.9%	13,907	5,835
Crawford County	−1.6%	8	4
Cumberland County	−1.9%	13	7
De Witt County	+3.6%	48	48
DeKalb County	+7.4%	856	721
Douglas County	+6.3%	59	53
DuPage County	+9.2%	3,221	2,743
Edgar County	+3.8%	14	10
Edwards County	n/a	0	0
Effingham County	+3.1%	69	69
Fayette County	+6.2%	25	7
Ford County	+2.8%	33	33
Franklin County	+4.7%	18	18
Fulton County	+1.3%	70	68
Gallatin County	+3.0%	0	0
Greene County	+5.6%	10	10
Grundy County	+6.6%	955	875
Hamilton County	n/a	0	0
Hancock County	+3.9%	23	9
Henderson County	n/a	33	33
Henry County	+2.2%	104	96
Iroquois County	+5.3%	90	87
Jackson County	+4.2%	120	64
Jasper County	−2.1%	1	1
Jefferson County	+5.3%	60	60
Jersey County	+4.9%	183	131
Jo Daviess County	+7.2%	233	225
Johnson County	−0.7%	1	1
Kane County	+8.1%	4,807	4,586
Kankakee County	+5.7%	651	543
Kendall County	+7.9%	1,864	1,672
Knox County	−1.1%	67	67
Lake County	+7.3%	4,557	4,071
LaSalle County	+6.7%	604	508
Lawrence County	+4.4%	3	3
Lee County	+3.4%	89	89
Livingston County	+7.1%	83	73
Logan County	+2.7%	46	46
Macon County	+2.9%	357	324
Macoupin County	+5.6%	137	135
Madison County	+6.9%	1,553	1,406
Marion County	+2.7%	12	12
Marshall County	+5.3%	36	36
Mason County	+6.6%	23	21
Massac County	+2.0%	44	38
McDonough County	+2.6%	64	7
McHenry County	+7.7%	3,655	3,347
McLean County	+3.9%	1,165	893
Menard County	+2.4%	58	58
Mercer County	+5.5%	38	38
Monroe County	+7.4%	332	328
Montgomery County	+4.7%	58	58
Morgan County	+2.1%	21	19
Moultrie County	−0.2%	43	43
Ogle County	+6.2%	291	267
Peoria County	+2.9%	768	554
Perry County	+4.7%	0	0
Piatt County	+3.6%	88	88
Pike County	−0.5%	47	47
Putnam County	+2.5%	35	35
Randolph County	+5.0%	76	48
Richland County	+1.6%	31	13
Rock Island County	+4.4%	307	188
Saline County	+3.8%	0	0
Sangamon County	+4.3%	931	647
Schuyler County	−1.5%	0	0
Scott County	+3.2%	0	0
Shelby County	−1.3%	81	79
St. Clair County	+5.9%	2,058	1,642
Stark County	+4.8%	7	7
Stephenson County	+2.9%	108	108
Tazewell County	+4.5%	712	583
Union County	+10.0%	37	35
Vermilion County	+3.6%	122	46
Wabash County	+1.7%	24	16
Warren County	−0.5%	25	25
Washington County	+5.5%	64	64
Wayne County	+0.7%	0	0
White County	+3.8%	0	0
Whiteside County	+2.9%	181	117
Will County	+7.8%	7,997	7,603
Williamson County	+5.2%	349	265
Winnebago County	+5.7%	1,980	1,679
Woodford County	+4.9%	297	251

"n/a": FHFA has no county index value for one of the two years.

Building permits by year

Housing units authorized in Illinois by year, 1995 to 2025

50,000

Units in buildings with 1 unit
Units in buildings with 2 or more units

Units for each year

Housing units authorized by building permits in Illinois, by year
Year	All units	1 unit	2 or more units
2025	18,551	10,821	7,730
2024	20,326	10,326	10,000
2023	16,863	9,554	7,309
2022	20,549	9,765	10,784
2021	19,658	10,937	8,721
2020	18,058	9,237	8,821
2019	20,524	8,745	11,779
2018	21,510	10,041	11,469
2017	24,992	10,181	14,811
2016	22,603	10,187	12,416
2015	19,571	10,076	9,495
2014	20,578	10,553	10,025
2013	15,545	9,869	5,676
2012	13,797	8,564	5,233
2011	11,809	6,834	4,975
2010	12,318	7,624	4,694
2009	10,859	7,844	3,015
2008	22,528	11,827	10,701
2007	43,020	24,511	18,509
2006	58,802	37,903	20,899
2005	66,942	47,705	19,237
2004	59,753	46,207	13,546
2003	62,211	45,379	16,832
2002	60,971	42,545	18,426
2001	54,839	39,362	15,477
2000	51,944	37,817	14,127
1999	53,974	39,228	14,746
1998	47,984	36,177	11,807
1997	46,323	32,801	13,522
1996	49,592	35,912	13,680
1995	47,467	35,392	12,075

Sources: Federal Housing Finance Agency, annual house price indexes for states and counties, release of March 31, 2026. US Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, annual state and county files.