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What is the difference between Census data and ACS data?

The decennial Census (conducted every 10 years) is a full population count focusing on basic demographics. The ACS is an ongoing survey that collects detailed data on income, education, housing, commute patterns, and more. ACS data is updated annually but represents averages over a 5-year period.

How accurate is this data for small towns?

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Schaumburg, IL

CSAChicago-Naperville MSAChicago-Naperville-Elgin#8/341 Population

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Demographicsi2024 ACS 5-Year EstimatesCensus

76,868population

39.6median age

This community is a community of 76,868 with a median age of 39.6. The population is predominantly White (53.7%) with a significant Asian community (23.8%). Median household income is $97,514. 95.7% of adults hold a high school diploma or higher, and 50.4% have a bachelor's degree. The homeownership rate is 62.9%, with a median home value of $330,400.

Race & Ethnicityi

White

53.7%41,268

Asian

23.8%18,318

Hispanic/Latino

12.7%9,735

Black

5.7%4,391

Two or More

3.5%2,682

Other

0.5%402

American Indian/Alaska Native

0.1%55

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

0%17

Educational Attainment (Age 25+)i

GED/Alternative

2.3%1,260

High School Diploma

16.8%9,039

Some College (<1 yr)

5.7%3,072

Some College (1+ yr)

12.5%6,768

Associate's Degree

8%4,321

Bachelor's Degree

30.7%16,572

Master's Degree

16.8%9,083

Professional Degree

1.3%700

Doctorate

1.6%843

HS or Higher

95.7%

BA or Higher

50.4%

Graduate+

19.7%

Housingi

$330,400median home value

$1,812median rent

62.9%homeownership

33,346total units

5.1%vacancy

Tenure

Owner 62.9%

Renter 37.1%

Home Values

Under $50K

2.3%458

$50K–$100K

0.9%184

$100K–$150K

4.6%911

$150K–$200K

8.7%1,742

$200K–$300K

25.6%5,096

$300K–$500K

44.6%8,886

$500K–$1M

12.6%2,513

$1M+

0.7%136

Rent Distribution

Under $500

$500–$750

$750–$1,000

305

$1,000–$1,250

777

$1,250–$1,500

1,510

$1,500–$2,000

4,731

$2,000+

3,933

Year Built

2020 or later

0.7%244

2010–2019

2.1%714

2000–2009

5.1%1,696

1990–1999

16.6%5,532

1980–1989

22.2%7,413

1970–1979

37.8%12,589

1960–1969

11.4%3,793

1950–1959

2.2%724

1940–1949

1%347

1939 or earlier

0.9%294

Heating Fuel

Utility Gas

80.1%25,369

Electricity

16.5%5,227

Bottled/LP Gas

1.8%574

No Fuel

0.7%231

Other

0.7%211

Fuel Oil

0.1%26

Coal

0.1%17

Household Economyi

$97,514median household income

$51,322per capita income

5.6%poverty rate

3.5%unemployment

41,880labor force

Household Income Distribution

Under $10K

3.4%1,074

$10K–$15K

1.6%513

$15K–$20K

2.2%685

$20K–$25K

1.7%544

$25K–$30K

2.4%746

$30K–$35K

2.4%764

$35K–$40K

2.8%902

$40K–$45K

2.5%799

$45K–$50K

3%934

$50K–$60K

5.2%1,652

$60K–$75K

9.4%2,960

$75K–$100K

15.4%4,861

$100K–$125K

11.8%3,734

$125K–$150K

7.9%2,497

$150K–$200K

13.3%4,208

$200K+

15.1%4,782

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

749

Residentsi

1,084

Avg. Tenant Renti

$478/mo

Avg. Waitlisti

64 months

Programs in this community

Housing Choice Vouchers538 homes93% occupied$521/mo rent

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

Project Based Section 8185 homes99% occupied$354/mo rent

Privately owned apartments with rent subsidies tied to the building

Household Incomei

Based on area median of $97,514/yr

Extremely low incomeUnder $29K/yr

78.9%

Very low income$29K–$49K/yr

15.9%

Low income$49K–$78K/yr

4.5%

Moderate / aboveOver $78K/yr

0.7%

Who Receives This Housing

76.8% of subsidized households are headed by a single mother

79.4% of subsidized households are minority

27.8% of subsidized households include someone with a disability

48.1% of subsidized households include a senior (62+)

Commute & Transportationi

Workersi

39,849

Avg. Commutei

27.8 min

How People Get to Work

Travel Time to Work

Workforce

Total Employed

40,359

Occupations

Industries

Social Characteristicsi

Marital Status (15+)i

Veteransi

2,337(4% of civilian adults)