Chicago, Illinois
Neighborhood Report
What twelve federal data sources say about living in Chicago — crime, schools, flood and disaster history, the environment and the local economy, compiled into one brief. Cook County, Illinois.
CThis location has an excellent overall profile. Education & Livability is a strong point (grade A).
The Index is a 0–100 summary of five environmental, disaster, climate, economy and livability indicators for a representative central address in Chicago. Crime and schools are reported below as context and are not components of the Index. Every address is different — run the brief on yours.
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Policed by Chicago Police Department
FBI CDE · Agency-LevelMost neighborhood-data sites quote a city or state average. DwellBrief reports the filings of the department that actually patrols this area — Chicago Police Department, 2025.
Crime is informational context only — a police jurisdiction is not a single block — and is not part of the Profile Index.
Public schools near Chicago
NCES + EDFactsAcross the 19 nearby schools with published results, 2020 state assessments averaged 37% reading and 35% math proficiency. DwellBrief reports the actual federal figures — not a black-box 1–10 rating.
Per-address demographics, income and home values are in the full brief.
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Representative-address profile for Chicago · compiled 2026-05-22 from public federal data. Informational only — see the disclaimer below.