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Economy

The economy of Orland Township is robust and heavily service-oriented, anchoring the broader economy of the south and southwest suburbs of Cook County. The commercial center of gravity is the Orland Park retail corridor, one of the largest concentrations of retail space in the Midwest outside of the city of Chicago itself.

The cost of living in Orland Township is slightly higher than the national average, primarily driven by housing costs and property taxes associated with Cook County and highly rated local school districts. However, this is offset by median household incomes that frequently exceed $90,000 to $100,000, depending on the specific municipality. Future economic development is largely focused on mixed-use redevelopments, modernizing retail spaces, and expanding healthcare facilities to serve the aging population.

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