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EXISTING CONDITIONS FIGURE 9: MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME MAP 26 SIX CORNERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MASTER PLAN
EXISTING CONDITIONS Figure 10. Housing Occupancy and Tenure 2010 Housing Units by Occupancy Status and Tenure Portage Park Irving Park Combined Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Total Housing Units 24,783 100.0% 22,420 100.0% 47,203 100.0% Occupied 22,804 92.0% 20,376 90.9% 43,180 91.5% Owner 12,614 55.3% 9,351 45.9% 21,965 50.9% Renter 10,190 44.7% 11,025 54.1% 21,215 49.1% Vacant 1,979 8.0% 2,044 9.1% 4,023 8.5% Source: US Census Bureau RESIDENTIAL MARKET OVERVIEW The Portage Park and Irving Park Housing Stock According to the 2010 Census, these two community areas have a total of 47,203 housing units, 91.5% of which were occupied. Both have high percentages of both renter and owner households, although Portage Park has a majority owners and Irving Park has more renter households. The housing stock in these two community areas is relatively low density. According to the estimates presented in Figure 11, 43.8% of the dwelling units in the Portage Park community are single-family units, and another 39.9% are in buildings with two-to four units. Some of the larger multifamily buildings in this Community Area are located near Six Corners. The Irving Park Community Area also has a sizable inventory of single family homes and two-flats, but a higher concentration of buildings with five or more units. Figure 11. Characteristics of the Housing Stock Estimates of Housing Units by Units in Structure Portage Park Irving Park Units % Units % 1-unit, detached 10,855 41.7% 6,135 26.4% 1-unit, attached 541 2.1% 733 3.2% 2 units 6,324 24.3% 5,199 22.4% 3 or 4 units 4,069 15.6% 4,304 18.5% 5 to 9 units 1,937 7.4% 2,939 12.7% 10 to 19 units 1,109 4.3% 1,801 7.8% 20 or more units 1,213 4.7% 2,099 9.0% Source: US Census American Housing Survey SIX CORNERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MASTER PLAN 27
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