Naperville.
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Illinois·DuPage County
38 tracts·117K people·$540K median·2,987/mi²
White 61 · Asian 22 · Hispanic 8 · Black 4 · Multiracial 4 · Other 1
Married couple 64 · Living alone 20 · Other 15
Professional 37 · Health 23 · Retail 20 · Leisure 10 · Manufacturing 6 · Public admin 1 · Other 4
Management · business · science · arts 64 · Sales · office 19 · Service 9 · Production · transport 6 · Construction · maintenance 2
Drive alone 57 · Work from home 31 · Carpool 9 · Transit 5 · Walk 1 · Bike 0
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Rep-tract reading · FEMA National Risk Index, national ranks 0–100; the tick is the national median
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The median home value in Naperville is $540,200 (Census ACS 2020–2024) — 1.2× the US median of $458,812.
Naperville has 150,692 residents across 28 census tracts and 28 named neighborhoods (Census ACS 2020–2024).
The median age is 40.4; the population is 61.0% White, 22.3% Asian, 7.6% Hispanic or Latino, 4.3% Black, 4.1% Multiracial and 0.7% Other; the average household has 2.7 people; 72.5% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher; the poverty rate is 4.5% (Census ACS 2020–2024).
Meadow Glens Elementary School (85%), Ellsworth Elem School (82%) and Highlands Elem School (76%) lead the elementary schools; Gordon Gregory Middle School (72%), Scullen Middle School (70%) and Clifford Crone Middle School (68%) lead the middle schools; Neuqua Valley High School (66%), Naperville Central High School (58%) and Naperville North High School (57%) lead the high schools. Average of ELA and math proficiency (state DOE / NCES).
Median gross rent is $1,885/month, 19% above the US median (Census ACS 2020–2024).
The median household income in Naperville is $155,105 a year, 80% above the US median (Census ACS 2020–2024).
In Naperville, median rent is $1,885/month and the median home value is $540,200 (Census ACS 2020–2024).
Naperville reported 0.6 violent crimes and 8.6 property crimes per 1,000 residents (FBI UCR, 2023).
Summer highs average 84°F; winter lows average 19°F; there are 76 comfortable days a year; annual rainfall is 40 inches (NOAA GridMET).
The highest-rated natural hazards in Naperville are cold wave (81), tornado (73) and strong wind (64), scored 0–100 against all US communities (FEMA National Risk Index). Peak ground shaking is 0.12g (USGS; 2% chance in 50 years).
In Naperville, 1.1% of workers walk to work (Census ACS).