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Hanover Park, IL

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Hanover Park, IL Population, Income & Demographics 2026

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Demographicsi2024 ACS 5-Year EstimatesCensus

36,732population

35.3median age

This community is a community of 36,732 with a median age of 35.3. The population is predominantly Hispanic/Latino (40.5%) with a significant White community (30.2%). Median household income is $91,763. 83.5% of adults hold a high school diploma or higher, and 28.9% have a bachelor's degree. The homeownership rate is 77.5%, with a median home value of $274,200.

Race & Ethnicityi

Hispanic/Latino

40.5%14,862

White

30.2%11,104

Asian

18.5%6,780

Black

7.2%2,653

Two or More

3.1%1,127

Other

0.4%140

American Indian/Alaska Native

0.2%66

Educational Attainment (Age 25+)i

GED/Alternative

2.7%634

High School Diploma

25.4%5,975

Some College (<1 yr)

6.1%1,434

Some College (1+ yr)

12.1%2,836

Associate's Degree

8.3%1,953

Bachelor's Degree

20.3%4,771

Master's Degree

7.1%1,676

Professional Degree

0.9%203

Doctorate

0.7%153

HS or Higher

83.5%

BA or Higher

28.9%

Graduate+

8.6%

Housingi

$274,200median home value

$1,594median rent

77.5%homeownership

11,566total units

2.9%vacancy

Tenure

Owner 77.5%

Renter 22.5%

Home Values

Under $50K

5.1%442

$50K–$100K

1.2%104

$100K–$150K

5%433

$150K–$200K

8.7%761

$200K–$300K

43.4%3,776

$300K–$500K

35.5%3,092

$500K–$1M

0.5%44

$1M+

0.6%49

Rent Distribution

$500–$750

$750–$1,000

$1,000–$1,250

544

$1,250–$1,500

513

$1,500–$2,000

824

$2,000+

587

Year Built

2020 or later

0.7%77

2010–2019

0.5%63

2000–2009

3.7%433

1990–1999

11.2%1,298

1980–1989

17.4%2,009

1970–1979

44.9%5,191

1960–1969

17.9%2,067

1950–1959

2.2%255

1940–1949

0.7%79

1939 or earlier

0.8%94

Heating Fuel

Utility Gas

85.9%9,647

Electricity

10.4%1,171

Bottled/LP Gas

2.7%300

No Fuel

0.7%79

Fuel Oil

0.2%18

Solar

0.1%9

Other

0.1%9

Household Economyi

$91,763median household income

$33,213per capita income

12.4%poverty rate

5%unemployment

19,270labor force

Household Income Distribution

Under $10K

5.5%616

$10K–$15K

1.6%183

$15K–$20K

2.5%284

$20K–$25K

1.8%198

$25K–$30K

1.4%157

$30K–$35K

2.4%268

$35K–$40K

2.6%294

$40K–$45K

3.1%346

$45K–$50K

3.3%375

$50K–$60K

5.1%571

$60K–$75K

8.9%1,000

$75K–$100K

17.4%1,956

$100K–$125K

12.4%1,398

$125K–$150K

8.2%918

$150K–$200K

13.8%1,552

$200K+

9.9%1,117

Federally Subsidized Housingi

HUD

The federal government helps low-income families, seniors, and people with disabilities afford housing through several programs. Residents typically pay about 30% of their income toward rent, with the government covering the rest. This data shows how many households in this community receive that assistance.

Subsidized Homesi

155

Residentsi

498

Avg. Tenant Renti

$638/mo

Avg. Waitlisti

7 months

Programs in this community

Housing Choice Vouchers155 homes96% occupied$638/mo rent

Rental vouchers (Section 8) that help tenants pay for private-market housing

Household Incomei

Based on area median of $91,763/yr

Extremely low incomeUnder $28K/yr

79%

Very low income$28K–$46K/yr

13%

Low income$46K–$73K/yr

Moderate / aboveOver $73K/yr

Who Receives This Housing

93% of subsidized households are headed by a single mother

82% of subsidized households are minority

15% of subsidized households include someone with a disability

11% of subsidized households include a senior (62+)

Commute & Transportationi

Workersi

18,034

Avg. Commutei

29.1 min

How People Get to Work

Travel Time to Work

Workforce

Total Employed

18,299

Occupations

Industries

Social Characteristicsi

Marital Status (15+)i

Veteransi

626(2.3% of civilian adults)