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60625 (Chicago, IL)

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Area Highlights

60625 (Chicago, IL) residents have a median age of 37.5 years old, with employment highest in the administrative support and food industries.

79,703 Population

The population has decreased by -11.4% since the year 2000.

29,625 Households

The annual residential turnover is 0% in this area.

$73,302 /yr
Median Household Income

$345,000
Median Home Sale Price

34m Median Commute Time

Most people in this area drive to work.

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Median Age

Median age is the age that divides a population into two numerically equally sized groups; that is, half the people are younger than this age and half are older. It is a single index that summarizes the age distribution of a population.

LEGEND

  • 61+ years old
  • 51 to 60 years old
  • 41 to 50 years old
  • 31 to 40 years old
  • 21 to 30 years old
  • 11 to 20 years old
  • 0 to 10 years old

Median Home Price

The median sale price measures the “middle” price of homes that sold, meaning that half of the homes sold for a higher price and half sold for less.

LEGEND

  • $2,000,000+
  • $1,000,000 to $2,000,000
  • $800,000 to $1,000,000
  • $600,000 to $800,000
  • $400,000 to $600,000
  • $200,000 to $400,000
  • $0 to $200,000

Median Household Income

The median household income is the income amount that divides a population into two equal groups, half having a household income above that amount, and half having a household income below that amount.

LEGEND

  • $500,000+ per year
  • $250,000 to $500,000 per year
  • $150,000 to $250,000 per year
  • $100,000 to $150,000 per year
  • $75,000 to $100,000 per year
  • $50,000 to $75,000 per year
  • $0 to $50,000 per year

Family & Education

37.5 Median Age
3 /5
Educational Climate Score
Factors include income, educational achievement, and the occupations of residents. This may not reflect the nature of an individual school.

32.3%

Married
This location’s average annual expenditures compared to the national average. Index score (100=National Average)

Community Population By Education

Bachelors Degree 29%
Graduate Degree 19%
High School Graduate 18%
Some College 13%
Less than 9th Grade 8%
Some High School 7%
Associates Degree 5%
Of the 52,499 people surveyed, the most prevalent educational attainment level is Bachelors Degree by 15,461 people, representing 29% of the population.

Household Family Expenses vs National Average

This location’s average annual expenditures compared to the national average. Index score (100=National Average)
25.2% of households have children

Area Schools

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0.1 MILES


Thresholds - Hart House

9-12
0.2 MILES


Lawrence Hall Youth Services

4-12
0.2 MILES


Lawrence Hall Day

PRESCHOOL-6
0.3 MILES


William G Hibbard Elementary School

K-8
0.3 MILES


Thomas A Edison Regional Gifted Center Elementary School

7-8
0.3 MILES


Albany Park Multicultural Academy

PRESCHOOL-8
0.6 MILES


Lyman A Budlong Elementary School

PRESCHOOL-8
0.6 MILES


Northshore Adventist Academy

9-12
0.6 MILES


Friedrich W Von Steuben Metropolitan Science High School

9-12
0.6 MILES


Theodore Roosevelt High School

K-8
0.7 MILES


Thomas J Waters Elementary School

UNGRADE-UNGRADE
0.7 MILES


Gateway To Learning School

PRESCHOOL-1
0.8 MILES


Dank Haus Kinderschule

9-12
0.8 MILES


Telshe High School

9-12
0.9 MILES


Northside College Preparatory High School

PRESCHOOL-8
0.9 MILES


North River Elementary School

6-8
0.9 MILES


Aspira Charter Haugan Middle School

PRESCHOOL-8
1 MILES


Mary Gage Peterson Elementary School

-
1.1 MILES


Childrens Palace

PRESCHOOL-8
1.1 MILES


Helge A Haugan Elementary School

PRESCHOOL-8
1.1 MILES


Volta Elementary School

PRESCHOOL-8
1.2 MILES


Eliza Chappell Elementary School

PRESCHOOL-12
1.3 MILES


Ravenswood Baptist Christian School

9-12
1.3 MILES


Roald Amundsen High School

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Economics

$73,302 /yr
Median Household Income
93.9%
increase in household
income since the year 2000.
34 min
Median Commute Time

Household Expenses vs National Average

This location’s average annual expenditures by category compared to the national average. Index score (100=National Average)

Household by Income

There are 29,624 households in this area. The largest income group of $75-100k is made out of 3,873 households.

Transportation to Work

  • Drive 56%
  • Public Transit 33%
  • Walk or Bike 9%
  • Work from Home 2%

Occupancy by Type

Rented 18,301 56%
Owned 11,324 35%
Vacant 2,797 9%

White vs Blue Collar Jobs







White Collar 62%
Blue Collar 38%

Employment

Employees by Industry

  • Agriculture 10
  • Mining 357
  • Manufacturing 612
  • Transportation 751
  • Sales 1,763
  • Finance 536
  • Personal Care 685
  • Food Service 2,304
  • Education 1,632
  • Engineering 123

Employees by Occupation

  • Agriculture 10
  • Management 1,034
  • Construction 357
  • Protective Services 223
  • Transportation 751
  • Education 1,632
  • Food Service 2,304
  • Computer 239
  • Arts 612
  • Legal 68
  • Labor 55

Demographics

Community Population By Age

The median age for this area is 37.5 years old. There are 7,591 people aged 40-44. 7,255 aged 35-39 and 6,906 aged 5-9.

Community Population By Ethnicity

White 49,473 48%
Hispanic 27,575 27%
Asian 11,021 11%
Other 10,219 10%
Black 3,785 4%
Native American 305 <1%
Hawaiian 0 <1%
Of the 102,378 people surveyed, the most prevalent ethnicity is White at 48%, followed by Hispanic at 27%, Asian at 11%, and Other at 10%.

Crime & Pollution

Crime vs National Average

This location’s average annual crime rates compared to the national average. Index score (100=National Average)

Pollution vs National Average

This location’s average annual pollution rates compared to the national average. Index score (100=National Average)

Weather

82° July
Hottest Average Month
25° January
Coldest Average Month

Severe Weather

This location’s average annual severe weather events compared to the national average. Index score (100=National Average)

Average Temperature by Month

Low (°F)
High (°F)
Jan
25°
35°
Feb
27°
39°
Mar
34°
47°
Apr
44°
58°
May
54°
67°
Jun
64°
78°
Jul
71°
82°
Aug
71°
82°
Sep
63°
76°
Oct
51°
63°
Nov
40°
51°
Dec
26°
37°

Average Temperature in Degrees Fahrenheit

Humidity & Precipitation

Relative Humidity (%)
Precipitation data unavailable
Weather Data Source: CHICAGO/MEIGS

Listings in the Area

$670,000
For sale
3 beds • 2 baths • 2,000 sqft

4405 N Richmond Street 203
Chicago, IL 60625

$17,000
For sale

3555 W Ainslie Street P1
Chicago, IL 60625

$799,000
For sale
5 beds • 4 baths • 3,800 sqft

4545 N Lawndale Avenue
Chicago, IL 60625

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