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Shared Housing Registrations by Community Area — Chicago

Map and ranking of Shared Housing Registrations across Chicago's 77 neighborhoods. Highest: West Town (1.6%). Lowest: Edison Park (0%). Chicago avg: 0.6%. Data: 2026.

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Shared Housing Registrations (% of renter households) · all 77 Chicago neighborhoods · 2026

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Chicago citywide · Shared Housing Registrations (% of renter households) 0.6%

Highest community area West Town: 1.6%

Lowest community area Edison Park: 0%

Shared Housing Registrations (% of renter households)

Avg 1%

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Highest community area West Town

1.6%

Chicago avg

0.6%

Lowest community area Edison Park

0%

Note: Chicago requires a shared housing registration before a home can be listed on Airbnb, Vrbo or similar platforms. Community-area figures apply the method from our analysis Is The Obama Presidential Center Causing Displacement? (June 2026), which reported wards.

Universe: Active shared housing registrations; renter-occupied households · Geography: Address (registrations); Census Block Group (renter households) · Source: City of Chicago, Active Shared Housing Registrations (last retrieved November 7, 2026); ACS 2020–2024 (renter households)

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Min 0% 25th pct 0% Median 0% 75th pct 1% Max 2%

Community Area ranking: Shared Housing Registrations (% of renter households)

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#1	West Town	1.6%	+1 pts
#2	Avondale	1.4%	+0.8 pts
#3	Armour Square	1.3%	+0.7 pts
#4	Lower West Side	1.2%	+0.6 pts
#5	Logan Square	1.2%	+0.6 pts
#6	Woodlawn	1.2%	+0.6 pts
#7	North Center	1.1%	+0.5 pts
#8	Beverly	1.1%	+0.5 pts
#9	Bridgeport	1.1%	+0.5 pts
#10	McKinley Park	1.1%	+0.5 pts
#11	Grand Boulevard	1%	+0.4 pts
#12	Irving Park	1%	+0.4 pts
#13	Jefferson Park	0.9%	+0.3 pts
#14	Norwood Park	0.9%	+0.3 pts
#15	Lake View	0.9%	+0.3 pts
#16	Dunning	0.8%	+0.2 pts
#17	Lincoln Park	0.8%	+0.2 pts
#18	Forest Glen	0.8%	+0.2 pts
#19	East Garfield Park	0.8%	+0.2 pts
#20	Portage Park	0.8%	+0.2 pts
#21	Hyde Park	0.8%	+0.2 pts
#22	Lincoln Square	0.7%	+0.1 pts
#23	Near West Side	0.7%	+0.1 pts
#24	Loop	0.7%	+0.1 pts
#25	Edgewater	0.6%	+0 pts
#26	Calumet Heights	0.6%	+0 pts
#27	Washington Park	0.6%	-0 pts
#28	Oakland	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#29	Pullman	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#30	Rogers Park	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#31	North Park	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#32	Uptown	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#33	Albany Park	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#34	Humboldt Park	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#35	Avalon Park	0.5%	-0.1 pts
#36	Hermosa	0.4%	-0.2 pts
#37	Kenwood	0.4%	-0.2 pts
#38	Douglas	0.4%	-0.2 pts
#39	Morgan Park	0.4%	-0.2 pts
#40	Near North Side	0.4%	-0.2 pts
#41	West Ridge	0.4%	-0.2 pts
#42	Near South Side	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#43	Garfield Ridge	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#44	South Lawndale	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#45	Archer Heights	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#46	North Lawndale	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#47	Washington Heights	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#48	South Shore	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#49	Fuller Park	0.3%	-0.3 pts
#50	Ashburn	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#51	Roseland	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#52	Montclare	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#53	Belmont Cragin	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#54	Brighton Park	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#55	West Garfield Park	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#56	Greater Grand Crossing	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#57	West Pullman	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#58	South Chicago	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#59	Englewood	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#60	Austin	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#61	Chatham	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#62	South Deering	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#63	Gage Park	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#64	O'Hare	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#65	East Side	0.2%	-0.4 pts
#66	Auburn Gresham	0.1%	-0.5 pts
#67	New City (Back of the Yards)	0.1%	-0.5 pts
#68	Mount Greenwood	0.1%	-0.5 pts
#69	Hegewisch	0.1%	-0.5 pts
#70	West Elsdon	0.1%	-0.5 pts
#71	West Lawn	0%	-0.6 pts
#72	Chicago Lawn	0%	-0.6 pts
#73	West Englewood	0%	-0.6 pts
#74	Edison Park	0%	-0.6 pts
#75	Burnside	0%	-0.6 pts
#76	Riverdale	0%	-0.6 pts
#77	Clearing	0%	-0.6 pts

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Basic Demographics

• Hispanic Residents
• White Residents
• Black Residents
• Asian Residents
• Other Race/Ethnicity Residents
• Median Age
• Less Than High School
• High School or GED
• Some College
• Bachelor's Degree
• Graduate Degree
• Bachelor's Degree or Higher
• Population
• Total Households
• Population Density
• Veteran (% of civilian adults 18+)
• Veteran Status: Post-9/11 Gulf War Era (% of veterans)
• Veteran Status: Pre-9/11 Gulf War Era Only (% of veterans)
• Veteran Status: Vietnam Era (% of veterans)
• Veteran Status: Korean War (% of veterans)
• Veteran Status: Other / Peacetime Service (% of veterans)

Households & Families

• Average Household Size
• Never-Married Residents
• Married Residents
• Separated Residents
• Divorced Residents
• Widowed Residents
• Married-Couple Households
• Unmarried-Couple Households
• One-Person Households
• Other Household Types
• Children in Married-Couple Households
• Children in Unmarried-Couple Households
• Children in Single-Mother Households
• Children in Single-Father Households

Immigration

• U.S.-Born Residents
• Foreign-Born Residents (% of all residents)
• Foreign-Born Naturalized Citizens (% of all residents)
• Foreign-Born Noncitizens (% of all residents)

Country of Birth

• Mexico (% of all residents)
• China / Hong Kong (% of all residents)
• India (% of all residents)
• Poland (% of all residents)
• Philippines (% of all residents)
• Ecuador (% of all residents)
• Guatemala (% of all residents)
• Nigeria (% of all residents)
• Venezuela (% of all residents)
• Ukraine (% of all residents)
• Colombia (% of all residents)
• Korea (% of all residents)
• Vietnam (% of all residents)
• Canada (% of all residents)
• Pakistan (% of all residents)
• United Kingdom (% of all residents)
• Russia (% of all residents)
• Honduras (% of all residents)
• Peru (% of all residents)
• Romania (% of all residents)
• Bosnia (% of all residents)
• Ghana (% of all residents)
• France (% of all residents)
• Iraq (% of all residents)
• Ethiopia (% of all residents)
• Italy (% of all residents)
• Thailand (% of all residents)
• Bulgaria (% of all residents)
• Jamaica (% of all residents)
• Greece (% of all residents)
• Serbia (% of all residents)
• Haiti (% of all residents)
• Burma (% of all residents)
• Nicaragua (% of all residents)
• Jordan (% of all residents)
• Malaysia (% of all residents)
• Morocco (% of all residents)
• Cameroon (% of all residents)
• Saudi Arabia (% of all residents)
• Cambodia (% of all residents)
• Sri Lanka (% of all residents)
• Sudan (% of all residents)

Language

• Speak Only English at Home
• Speak a Language Other Than English at Home
• Speak Spanish at Home
• Speak French, Haitian, or Cajun at Home
• Speak German or Other West Germanic at Home
• Speak Russian, Polish, or Other Slavic at Home
• Speak Other Indo-European Language at Home
• Speak Korean at Home
• Speak Chinese at Home (incl. Mandarin, Cantonese)
• Speak Vietnamese at Home
• Speak Tagalog at Home (incl. Filipino)
• Speak Other Asian or Pacific Island Language at Home
• Speak Arabic at Home
• Speak Other Languages at Home
• Native English Speaker or Speaks English Very Well
• Combined Speaks English Less Than Very Well (% of residents age 5+)
• Speaks English Well (% of residents age 5+)
• Speaks English Not Well (% of residents age 5+)
• Does Not Speak English (% of residents age 5+)

Household Income

• Average Household Income
• Per Capita Income
• 10th Percentile Household Income
• 25th Percentile Household Income
• Median Household Income
• 75th Percentile Household Income
• 90th Percentile Household Income

Poverty

• Below the Poverty Line
• Below 200% of the Poverty Line
• Below 50% of the Poverty Line

Material Hardship

• Food Insecurity
• Housing Insecurity
• Transportation Barriers
• Threatened Utility Shutoff

Employment

• 25-54 Year Old Employment Status: In the Labor Force
• 25-54 Year Old Employment Status: Employed
• 25-54 Year Old Employment Status: Unemployed
• 25-54 Year Old Employment Status: Unemployment Rate (% of the civilian labor force)
• 25-54 Year Old Employment Status: Not in the Labor Force

Occupation

• Occupation: Management, Business, Science & Arts
• Occupation: Management Occupations
• Occupation: Business & Financial Operations
• Occupation: Computer & Mathematical
• Occupation: Architecture & Engineering
• Occupation: Life, Physical & Social Science
• Occupation: Community & Social Service
• Occupation: Legal Occupations
• Occupation: Education, Training & Library
• Occupation: Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports & Media
• Occupation: Health Diagnosing & Treating Practitioners
• Occupation: Health Technologists & Technicians
• Occupation: Service
• Occupation: Healthcare Support
• Occupation: Protective Service
• Occupation: Food Preparation & Serving
• Occupation: Building & Grounds Cleaning & Maintenance
• Occupation: Personal Care & Service
• Occupation: Sales & Office
• Occupation: Sales & Related
• Occupation: Office & Administrative Support
• Occupation: Natural Resources, Construction & Maintenance
• Occupation: Farming, Fishing & Forestry
• Occupation: Construction & Extraction
• Occupation: Installation, Maintenance & Repair
• Occupation: Production, Transportation & Material Moving
• Occupation: Production Occupations
• Occupation: Transportation Occupations
• Occupation: Material Moving Occupations

Industry

• Industry: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Mining
• Industry: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting
• Industry: Mining, Quarrying & Oil and Gas Extraction
• Industry: Construction
• Industry: Manufacturing
• Industry: Wholesale Trade
• Industry: Retail Trade
• Industry: Transportation, Warehousing & Utilities
• Industry: Transportation & Warehousing
• Industry: Utilities
• Industry: Information
• Industry: Finance, Insurance & Real Estate
• Industry: Finance & Insurance
• Industry: Real Estate & Rental and Leasing
• Industry: Professional, Scientific & Management Services
• Industry: Professional, Scientific & Technical Services
• Industry: Management of Companies & Enterprises
• Industry: Administrative, Support & Waste Management Services
• Industry: Education, Health Care & Social Assistance
• Industry: Educational Services
• Industry: Health Care & Social Assistance
• Industry: Arts, Entertainment, Recreation & Food Services
• Industry: Arts, Entertainment & Recreation
• Industry: Accommodation & Food Services
• Industry: Other Services
• Industry: Public Administration

Work & Earnings

• Average Earnings of Full-Time, Year-Round Workers
• Private Company Employee
• Self-Employed Workers
• Nonprofit Employees
• Government Employees
• Unpaid Family Worker
• Full-Time, Year-Round
• Part-Time or Part-Year
• Average FT Earnings
• 10th Percentile FT Earnings
• 25th Percentile FT Earnings
• Median FT Earnings
• 75th Percentile FT Earnings
• 90th Percentile FT Earnings
• Average PT Earnings
• 10th Percentile PT Earnings
• 25th Percentile PT Earnings
• Median PT Earnings
• 75th Percentile PT Earnings
• 90th Percentile PT Earnings
• Average Earnings
• 10th Percentile Earnings
• 25th Percentile Earnings
• Median Earnings
• 75th Percentile Earnings
• 90th Percentile Earnings

Economic Mobility

• Adult Outcomes: Household income at age 35
• Adult Outcomes: Household income rank (percentile)
• Adult Outcomes: Share reaching the top 20% of household income
• Adult Outcomes: Individual income at age 35
• Adult Outcomes: Fraction married
• Adult Outcomes: Employment rate
• Adult Outcomes: Incarceration rate
• Lower-Income Families: Household income at age 35
• Lower-Income Families: Household income rank (percentile)
• Lower-Income Families: Share reaching the top 20% of household income
• Lower-Income Families: Individual income at age 35
• Geographic Mobility: Stayed in the greater Chicago area
• Geographic Mobility: Stayed in the same small immediate neighborhood area

Local Jobs and Businesses

• Firm Size: Fewer Than 50 Employees
• All Jobs Located in Neighborhood
• Jobs Held by Residents of the Same Neighborhood
• Jobs Held by Residents of Another Neighborhood
• Employed Residents Working in Their Own Neighborhood
• Employed Residents Working Outside Their Neighborhood

Industry of Local Jobs

• Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Mining
• Mining, Quarrying & Oil and Gas Extraction
• Construction
• Manufacturing
• Wholesale Trade
• Retail Trade
• Transportation, Warehousing & Utilities
• Utilities
• Transportation & Warehousing
• Information
• Finance, Insurance & Real Estate
• Finance & Insurance
• Real Estate & Rental and Leasing
• Professional, Scientific & Management Services
• Professional, Scientific & Technical Services
• Management of Companies & Enterprises
• Administrative, Support & Waste Management Services
• Education, Health Care & Social Assistance
• Educational Services
• Health Care & Social Assistance
• Arts, Entertainment, Recreation & Food Services
• Arts, Entertainment & Recreation
• Accommodation & Food Services
• Other Services
• Public Administration

Students

• Enrolled in Preschool
• Public Preschool
• Private Preschool
• Not Enrolled in Preschool
• Enrolled in K-12 (% of all residents)
• Public School (% of K–12 enrollees)
• Private School (% of K–12 enrollees)
• Enrolled in College (% of all residents)
• Public College or University (% of college enrollees)
• Private College or University (% of college enrollees)

Owners & Renters

• Owner-Occupied Housing (Households)
• Renter-Occupied Housing (Households)
• Owner-Occupied Housing (Residents)
• Renter-Occupied Housing (Residents)

Overall Housing Costs

• Cost Burdened: Spending 30% or More on Housing
• Severely Cost Burdened: Spending 50% or More on Housing
• Cost Burdened: Spending 30% or More on Housing (Renters)
• Severely Cost Burdened: Spending 50% or More on Housing (Renters)
• Cost Burdened: Spending 30% or More on Housing (Owners)
• Severely Cost Burdened: Spending 50% or More on Housing (Owners)
• Cost Burdened: Spending 30% or More on Housing (Owners with a mortgage)
• Severely Cost Burdened: Spending 50% or More on Housing (Owners with a mortgage)
• Cost Burdened: Spending 30% or More on Housing (Owners without a mortgage)
• Severely Cost Burdened: Spending 50% or More on Housing (Owners without a mortgage)
• 10th Percentile Monthly Housing Costs
• 25th Percentile Monthly Housing Costs
• Median Monthly Housing Costs
• 75th Percentile Monthly Housing Costs
• 90th Percentile Monthly Housing Costs

Renter Housing Costs

• Average Rent + Utilities
• 10th Percentile Rent + Utilities
• 25th Percentile Rent + Utilities
• Median Rent + Utilities
• 75th Percentile Rent + Utilities
• 90th Percentile Rent + Utilities
• Average Rent
• 10th Percentile Rent
• 25th Percentile Rent
• Median Rent
• 75th Percentile Rent
• 90th Percentile Rent

Homeowner Housing Costs

• Average Monthly Owner Costs (With Mortgage)
• 10th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs (With Mortgage)
• 25th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs (With Mortgage)
• Median Monthly Owner Costs (With Mortgage)
• 75th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs (With Mortgage)
• 90th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs (With Mortgage)
• Monthly Homeowner Costs Without a Mortgage: Average Monthly Owner Costs
• Monthly Homeowner Costs Without a Mortgage: 10th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs
• Monthly Homeowner Costs Without a Mortgage: 25th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs
• Monthly Homeowner Costs Without a Mortgage: Median Monthly Owner Costs
• Monthly Homeowner Costs Without a Mortgage: 75th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs
• Monthly Homeowner Costs Without a Mortgage: 90th Percentile Monthly Owner Costs
• Home Values: Average Home Value
• 10th Percentile Home Value
• 25th Percentile Home Value
• Median Home Value
• 75th Percentile Home Value
• 90th Percentile Home Value

Federal Housing Assistance

• All HUD-Subsidized Units (% of housing units)
• Housing Choice Vouchers (% of housing units)
• Public Housing (% of housing units)
• Project-Based Section 8 (% of housing units)
• Other Project-Based Programs (% of housing units)
• Average Household Income
• Average Tenant-Paid Rent
• Average Monthly Government Spending
• Below 30% of Area Median Income
• HUD Recipient Households With Children
• HUD Recipient Households Where the Head or Spouse Has a Disability

Housing Stock

• Overall Vacancy Rate
• Rental Vacancy Rate (% of rental units)
• Owner Vacancy Rate (% of owner units)
• Occupied Housing Units
• Vacant Housing Units
• Median Year Built
• Single-Family Homes
• Single-Family Detached
• Single-Family Attached
• Buildings With 2 Units
• Buildings With 3–4 Units
• Buildings With 5–19 Units
• Buildings With 20 or More Units
• Overcrowded: More Than 1 Person per Room (% of occupied housing units)
• Natural Gas Heat
• Electric Heat
• Other Heating Source

Mobility

• Median Year Moved In
• Share Moved Within Last Year (% of all residents)
• Moved Last Year: Within Cook County (% of all residents)
• Moved Last Year: From a Different Illinois County (% of all residents)
• Moved Last Year: From a Different State (% of all residents)
• Moved Last Year: From Abroad (% of all residents)
• Owners: Lived in the Same House 1 Year Ago
• Owners: Moved Within Cook County
• Owners: Moved From a Different Illinois County
• Owners: Moved From a Different State
• Owners: Moved From Abroad
• Owners: Moved in the Past Year (Any Origin)
• Renters: Lived in the Same House 1 Year Ago
• Renters: Moved Within Cook County
• Renters: Moved From a Different Illinois County
• Renters: Moved From a Different State
• Renters: Moved From Abroad
• Renters: Moved in the Past Year (Any Origin)

Environment

• Tree Canopy (Area-weighted)
• Impervious Surfaces (Area-weighted)
• Natural Open Surfaces (Area-weighted)
• Homes Without Air Conditioning

Transportation

• Worked From Home
• Commuted to Work (% of all workers)
• Drove Alone to Work (% of all workers)
• Carpooled to Work (% of all workers)
• Commuted by Public Transit (% of all workers)
• Walked to Work (% of all workers)
• Biked to Work (% of all workers)
• Other Commute Mode (% of all workers)
• Average Commute Time
• Average Vehicles per Household
• Households With No Vehicle

Technology Access

• K–12 Students Without a Computer and/or Internet
• College Students Without a Computer and/or Internet
• No Computer or Smartphone
• Smartphone Only, No Desktop or Laptop
• Desktop or Laptop Available
• Has Internet Access
• Cellular Data Plan Only
• Internet Access Without a Paid Subscription
• No Internet Access

Health Insurance & Disability

• Uninsured Residents
• Uninsured Children Under 19 (% of children under 19)
• Uninsured Adults Ages 19–64 (% of adults ages 19–64)
• Uninsured Adults Ages 65 and Older (% of adults 65 and older)
• Insured (Any Coverage)
• Employer-Based Insurance
• Direct-Purchase Insurance
• Health Insurance Coverage Types: Medicare
• Health Insurance Coverage Types: Medicaid
• Military Health Coverage (TRICARE / VA)
• Multiple Types of Insurance, Specific Types Unspecified
• Health Insurance Coverage Types: Uninsured
• Any Disability
• Ambulatory Disability
• Hearing Disability
• Vision Disability
• Cognitive Disability
• Self-Care Disability
• Independent Living Disability

Health

• Incidence of Health Problems: Arthritis
• High Blood Pressure
• Incidence of Health Problems: Cancer
• Incidence of Health Problems: Current Asthma
• Coronary Heart Disease
• COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
• Incidence of Health Problems: Diabetes
• Incidence of Health Problems: High Cholesterol
• Incidence of Health Problems: Obesity
• Incidence of Health Problems: Stroke
• Lost All Natural Teeth
• Binge Drinking in Past 30 Days
• Current Cigarette Smoking
• No Leisure-Time Physical Activity
• Short Sleep Duration
• Fair or Poor Self-Reported Health
• Frequent Physical Distress
• Taking Medication for High Blood Pressure
• Routine Checkup in Past Year
• Cholesterol Check in Past 5 Years
• Up to Date on Colorectal Cancer Screening
• Dental Visit in Past Year
• Mammogram in Past 2 Years
• Medical Provider-Diagnosed Depression
• Frequent Mental Distress
• Lack of Social/Emotional Support
• Loneliness

City Policy

• Land in Disadvantaged Areas
• Jobs Located in Disadvantaged Areas
• Residents Who Work in a Disadvantaged Area
• Households in 1–4-Unit Buildings (City Garbage Collection) (% of households)
• Owner-Occupied Households in 1–4-Unit Buildings (% of households)
• Owner-Occupants 65+ in 1–4-Unit Buildings (Could Qualify for Senior Discount) (% of households)
• Households in Buildings With 5+ Units (Private Collection) (% of households)
• Video Gambling License Applicants
• State-Licensed Video Gambling Establishments
• Pending Video Gambling License Applicants
• Shared Housing Registrations (% of renter households)