Zoning
Residential
Commercial
Manufacturing
Planned development
Parks and open space
Source: 2nd City Zoning
Land use
Industrial
Manufacturing
Residential: Multi-family
Residential: Single-family
Retail center
Medical and educational
Urban mix w/ parking
Urban mix w/o parking
Warehouse district
Other
All land use classifications (PDF)
Source: Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning, 2005
Community assets
Parks
Schools
Closed Schools
Libraries
Source: City of Chicago
Median home value
By Census block group; owner-occupied units only
$66,700 
$645,300
Source: 2010 U.S. Census
Number of housing units
By Census block group
0 
1,800
Source: 2010 U.S. Census
Retail market leakage
By Census tract
No leakage 
–$65 m
Total retail gap—Where numbers are negative, local residents are spending their incomes outside the immediate area.
Source: ESRI and Info USA, 2007. Note: Based on 2000 Census tracts.
Vacant parcels
City-owned vacant parcels
Source: City of Chicago, 2012
Population
By Census block group
0 3,000
Source: 2010 U.S. Census
Median income & QCTs
By Census block group
$12,000 $120,000
2013 LIHTC Qualified Census Tracts
The federal government encourages low-income housing tax credits to be used in QCT areas. Source: 2010 U.S. Census, U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Vacancy
By Census block group
0% 56%
Source: 2010 U.S. Census
TOD ordinance
Adjacent to rail or future BRT* station
Parking ↓ and density ↑ (for parcels zoned -3 and in B, C, D and M zones)
Parking ↓ only (for parcels not zoned -3 but in B, C, D and M zones)
* BRT stations would be along the Ashland Avenue BRT Phase 2 and are not currently included in proposed ordinance, although MPC is suggesting that they should be.
Source: MPC calculations based on City of Chicago's proposed TOD ordinance
Rapid transit station proximity
Quarter-mile radius
Half-mile radius