75th Percentile Household Income by Community Area — Chicago

Map and ranking of 75th Percentile Household Income across Chicago's 77 neighborhoods. Highest: North Center ($200,000). Lowest: Fuller Park ($43,634). Chicago avg: $144,150. Data: 2020–2024.
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75th Percentile Household Income · all 77 Chicago neighborhoods · 2020–24

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2020–2024 5-year ACS estimate.

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Chicago citywide · 75th Percentile Household Income $144,150
Highest community area North Center: $200,000
Lowest community area Fuller Park: $43,634
RogersParkWestRidgeUptownLincolnSquareNorthCenterLakeViewLincolnParkNear NorthSideEdisonParkNorwoodParkJeffersonParkForestGlenNorthParkAlbanyParkPortageParkIrvingParkDunningMontclareBelmontCraginHermosaAvondaleLoganSquareHumboldtParkWestTownAustinWest GarfieldParkEast GarfieldParkNear WestSideNorthLawndaleSouthLawndaleLower WestSideLoopNear SouthSideArmourSquareDouglasOaklandFullerParkGrandBoulevardKenwoodWashingtonParkHydeParkWoodlawnSouthShoreChathamAvalonParkSouthChicagoBurnsideCalumetHeightsRoselandPullmanSouthDeeringEastSideWestPullmanRiverdaleHegewischGarfieldRidgeArcherHeightsBrightonParkMcKinleyParkBridgeportNew City(Back of the Yards)WestElsdonGageParkClearingWestLawnChicagoLawnWestEnglewoodEnglewoodGreater GrandCrossingAshburnAuburnGreshamBeverlyWashingtonHeightsMountGreenwoodMorganParkO'HareEdgewater

⚠ Suppressed census data affects estimates for West Garfield Park, Kenwood, Washington Park, Archer Heights, New City (Back of the Yards). See individual neighborhood pages for details.

Note: Percentiles are estimated from the Census's household income brackets. If a percentile of household income is above $200,000, the Census Bureau does not release the specific value, so we show “Over $200,000.” That cutoff has not changed since 2010–14, so it is worth less in later releases: $265,012 in 2024 dollars for 2010–14 and $245,398 for 2015–19.

Universe: Households · Geography: Census Block Group · Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-Year Estimates

Community Area distribution Hover or click any dot to inspect
Min $44k 25th pct $95k Median $121k 75th pct $150k Max $200k

Community Area ranking: 75th Percentile Household Income (2020–24)

#1 North Center Over $200,000+$55,851
#1 Lincoln Park Over $200,000+$55,851
#1 Near North Side Over $200,000+$55,851
#1 Edison Park Over $200,000+$55,851
#1 Forest Glen Over $200,000+$55,851
#1 West Town Over $200,000+$55,851
#1 Near West Side Over $200,000+$55,851
#1 Beverly Over $200,000+$55,851
#9 Near South Side $199,653+$55,503
#10 Logan Square $191,854+$47,705
#11 Lake View $190,885+$46,735
#12 Loop $187,421+$43,271
#13 Norwood Park $184,520+$40,370
#14 Mount Greenwood $180,328+$36,179
#15 Irving Park $166,287+$22,137
#16 Lincoln Square $165,798+$21,648
#17 Avondale $158,454+$14,305
#18 Portage Park $155,225+$11,075
#19 McKinley Park $152,570+$8,420
#20 Albany Park $149,670+$5,520
#21 Jefferson Park $149,564+$5,414
#22 Garfield Ridge $148,603+$4,453
#23 North Park $148,128+$3,979
#24 Dunning $144,924+$774
#25 Hyde Park $142,933-$1,217
#26 Bridgeport $139,005-$5,144
#27 O'Hare $136,271-$7,878
#28 Morgan Park $135,694-$8,455
#29 Clearing $130,616-$13,533
#30 Edgewater $129,773-$14,377
#31 Kenwood $128,273-$15,877
#32 Uptown $128,119-$16,031
#33 Ashburn $127,581-$16,569
#34 West Ridge $127,433-$16,717
#35 Lower West Side $127,420-$16,730
#36 Montclare $126,737-$17,413
#37 Hegewisch $126,214-$17,936
#38 West Elsdon $125,952-$18,198
#39 West Lawn $120,622-$23,527
#40 Avalon Park $120,088-$24,062
#41 Hermosa $118,989-$25,160
#42 Belmont Cragin $117,660-$26,489
#43 Gage Park $116,031-$28,118
#44 Archer Heights $113,418-$30,732
#45 East Side $110,273-$33,877
#46 Humboldt Park $109,427-$34,723
#47 Brighton Park $108,410-$35,739
#48 Calumet Heights $108,013-$36,136
#49 Grand Boulevard $107,895-$36,255
#50 Pullman $105,581-$38,568
#51 South Lawndale $105,521-$38,628
#52 Washington Heights $105,025-$39,125
#53 Rogers Park $104,486-$39,663
#54 Chicago Lawn $100,196-$43,954
#55 West Pullman $98,507-$45,642
#56 Armour Square $97,777-$46,373
#57 New City (Back of the Yards) $95,950-$48,199
#58 Roseland $95,397-$48,753
#59 Austin $93,756-$50,394
#60 Oakland $93,101-$51,048
#61 Auburn Gresham $90,650-$53,500
#62 Douglas $88,388-$55,762
#63 South Chicago $87,945-$56,205
#64 South Deering $86,581-$57,568
#65 Woodlawn $85,237-$58,913
#66 Chatham $84,468-$59,681
#67 North Lawndale $83,544-$60,605
#68 Greater Grand Crossing $83,496-$60,653
#69 East Garfield Park $83,188-$60,962
#70 South Shore $80,924-$63,226
#71 West Englewood $78,414-$65,736
#72 Burnside $73,506-$70,643
#73 Washington Park $73,220-$70,930
#74 West Garfield Park $72,058-$72,091
#75 Englewood $61,832-$82,317
#76 Riverdale $45,179-$98,970
#77 Fuller Park $43,634-$100,515
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