Save Your Home HOA Fees, Rules & Amenities (Chicago, IL)

Chicago, Illinois

Last Updated: May 29, 2026

Verified 2026

About This Community

Owners at Save Your Home pay about $454 per month ($5,448 annually) in HOA dues. The community is a 55+ active adult development in Chicago, IL. Both long-term and short-term rentals are currently permitted. The community is pet-friendly.

Property Type
55+ Active Adult
Year Built
1981-1991
Management
Associa
Estimated Monthly HOA Fee
$454
Est. Yearly Fee$5,448/yr

HOA Rules & Restrictions

Rentals Allowed
Yes
Airbnb / Short-term Rentals
Yes
Pet Friendly
Yes

Pet Restrictions

Breed and weight limits may apply; typically 2 pets per home.

Amenities

Boat DockRV ParkingCommunity PoolClubhouseFitness CenterTennis Courts

Frequently Asked Questions About Save Your Home

What is the HOA fee at Save Your Home?

The estimated HOA fee at Save Your Home in Chicago, Illinois is about $454 per month ($5,448 per year). Fees can change, so verify with the association directly.

Does Save Your Home allow rentals?

Yes, Save Your Home currently permits long-term rentals, and short-term / Airbnb-style rentals are also allowed. Always confirm the current CC&Rs before leasing.

Is Save Your Home pet friendly?

Save Your Home is generally pet-friendly, though breed, size, and number limits may apply. Breed and weight limits may apply; typically 2 pets per home.

What amenities does Save Your Home offer?

Tracked amenities at Save Your Home include boat dock, rv parking, community pool, clubhouse, fitness center, tennis courts. Amenity availability can change - confirm with the HOA board.

What type of homes are in Save Your Home?

Save Your Home is primarily a 55+ active adult community in Chicago, Illinois. Most homes were built between 1981 and 1991. Individual home styles and sizes can vary within a single association.

Who manages Save Your Home?

Save Your Home is managed by Associa. The managing agent typically handles dues collection, common-area maintenance, and rule enforcement on behalf of the board. Management companies can change over time.

Where is Save Your Home located?

Save Your Home is located in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 60603. You can browse other Chicago, Illinois HOA communities on HOA's HUB to compare fees and rules for nearby options.

Living in Chicago, Illinois

Save Your Home is one of Chicago's HOA communities tracked on HOA's HUB. Chicago sits in Cook County, Illinois, part of the broader Illinois HOA market. Monthly HOA dues here average about $454, typically covering shared maintenance and common-area upkeep.

Before buying into any Chicago HOA, compare fees, pet policies, rental rules, and amenities. Use our HOA comparison tool or read our HOA buyer guides.

HOA's HUB Insights

Monthly HOA assessments at Save Your Home sit near the top of Chicago's range (about $454/mo), which typically buys an enhanced amenity package and more active association management. Pet owners get a friendlier reception here than at most associations - animals are welcome, though specific breed and weight rules typically still apply. Long-term rentals are permitted, which can appeal to investors or owners who want flexibility down the road. Airbnb-style stays are on the table here - uncommon enough in Illinois HOA-governed neighborhoods to be a notable plus. Common amenities tracked here include boat dock, rv parking, community pool, clubhouse, plus additional shared facilities. Smart buyers always request the current CC&Rs, the most recent reserve study, and 24 months of board minutes before closing on any HOA-governed home.

🏡 Our Quick Take

HOA FeesHigh
Home Type55+ Active Adult
Best ForRetirees
Location AppealPremium
RestrictionsLight

About Cook County, Illinois

Save Your Home is part of Cook County, home to 29 tracked HOA communities across 14 cities.

See all HOA communities in Cook County

Data Disclaimer

HOA information on this page is provided for research purposes and may change over time. Monthly fees, amenities, pet policies, rental rules, and contact details should always be verified directly with the Save Your Home board or management company before making any decision.