What is the Best Neighborhoods USA ranking for Cottage Grove Heights?
Cottage Grove Heights is ranked #124 of 179 eligible neighborhoods in Chicago; #187 of 261 eligible neighborhoods in IL; and #8,901 of 14,967 eligible neighborhoods in the United States.
Is Cottage Grove Heights one of the best neighborhoods in Chicago?
Cottage Grove Heights has a Best Neighborhoods USA Index of 46.5 and a city ranking of #124 of 179 eligible neighborhoods in Chicago.
How much are homes worth in Cottage Grove Heights?
The current Zillow Home Value Index for Cottage Grove Heights is approximately $161,218.
Are home values rising or falling in Cottage Grove Heights?
Zillow neighborhood values changed -0.7% year over year and -0.40% month over month.
What is the Neighborhood Momentum Score for Cottage Grove Heights?
Cottage Grove Heights has a Neighborhood Momentum Score of 30.1. Momentum is 70% year-over-year and 30% month-over-month Zillow housing change.
What is the median household income in Cottage Grove Heights?
The NDS-derived neighborhood median household income is approximately $63,295.
How affordable is Cottage Grove Heights relative to household income?
The current Zillow home-value-to-household-income ratio is 2.55. Price-to-income affordability is a major Value Opportunity input.
Is Cottage Grove Heights primarily homeowners or renters?
The NDS-derived homeownership rate is approximately 85.2%.
What is the unemployment rate in Cottage Grove Heights?
The NDS-derived civilian unemployment rate is approximately 15.5%.
How educated are residents of Cottage Grove Heights?
Approximately 43.4% of residents age 25 and older are estimated to have a bachelor's degree or higher.
What share of renters in Cottage Grove Heights face high rent burden?
Approximately 67.8% of the applicable renter-household universe is estimated to spend 30% or more of household income on gross rent.
How does Best Neighborhoods USA score Cottage Grove Heights?
The overall index combines 40% Stability and Strength, 35% Value Opportunity, and 25% Momentum. Race, ethnicity, and identity composition are not scoring components.