Chicago
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Quality of Life Score
Chicago Information

2700000
Total Population

42.9%
Married Persons

57.1%
Single Persons

9.1/10
City Rating
Chicago is a vibrant metropolis known for its diverse culture, iconic architecture, and rich history. It offers a wide range of entertainment, dining, and cultural experiences.
8.7/10
Overall Value
Chicago provides a high overall value due to its cultural amenities, job opportunities, and urban lifestyle.
10/10
Density (Population per mile²)
Chicago has a high population density, reflecting its status as a major urban center.

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Chicago

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New York City
City Info
Chicago is a cultural hub, home to renowned museums, theaters, and sports teams. It has a diverse economy, encompassing finance, technology, manufacturing, and more.
Residence
48% (Homes Rented)


70 Years
Median Home Age

$260000
Median Home Price

2%
Home Aappreciation Rate

1.5%
Annual Property Tax
Weather

59%
Sun

37%
Rain

16%
snow
Residence
Chicago: Diverse homes for 2.7M residents (2020). Iconic skyline, shifting housing markets, and rich culture define this city. Hot summers, snowy winters impact design. Mix of ownership and rentals, transit convenience, and varying property taxes shape the residential landscape.
Community

6
Crime Rate (per 100,000)

Democratic
Political Majority

32
Average Age
Community
The Democratic Party tends to have a majority.
Locale

Occupation

30%
Management, Business, Art & Sciences

25%
Sales & Office Occupations

15%
Service Occupations

10%
Production, Transportation & Material Moving

5%
Natural Resources, Construction & Maintenance
Education

1:15
Student Teacher Ratio
25%
High School Diploma
30%
Some College or Associates Degree
20%
Bachelors Degree
15%
Graduate or Professional Degree
Locale
Chicago is a major urban center and is considered an urban locale.
Transit

40%
Public Transportation

60%
Car

10%
Carpool

5%
Work At Home
Transit
Public transportation (trains and buses) is a significant mode of commuting in Chicago, with a rough estimation of 25-30% of commuters using transit.