Rosemoor & North Pullman Data Report
November 2015 Great Cities Institute College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs Univeristy of Illinois at Chicago
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Author Information Tim Imeokparia, PhD Director of Research and Planning timoekpa@uic.edu Jackson Morsey Urban Planner jmorse5@uic.edu Matthew Wilson Economic Development Planner mwilso25@uic.edu Jack Rocha Research Specialist jrocha3@uic.edu
Table of Contents 1
Project Background
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Section 1 - Rosemoor Project Area Population Demographics Education Income Housing Land Use and Zoning Transportation Crime/Public Safety
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Section 2 - North Pullman Project Area Population Demographics Education Income Housing Land Use and Zoning Transportation Crime/Public Safety
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Section 3 - Economic Conditions Retail Surplus and Leakage Business Vacancy Disposable Income Job Locations
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5,658
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Median HH Income Median House Value
$34,714 $157,597
Table 1: Combine Planning Area Snapshot (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
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Section 1 - Rosemoor Project Area
The Rosemoor project area is bounded by 100th to the north, Cottage Grove to the east, 111th to the south, and Michgan to the west. Population in Rosemoor peaked a few decades later than neighborhoods to north of it, due to the surge in construction of housing in the post-war period. The population peaked in 1980 at 18,028 residents. Today, the community has declined to 14,816 residents, with the biggest drop in the last decade. The community is majority African-American, with 96.8% of the population, see Table 2.
Figure 1: 1940-2010 Rosemoor Population Trend (Source: U.S. Census Bureau)
Education levels in the community are fairly high compared to surrounding neighborhoods, with 13.7 percent of residents with a bachelor’s degree. 36.4 percent of residents have some college education. see Figure 3.
Male Female
Figure 2: 2013 Rosemoor Population Pyramid (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
Population
14,816
Black
96.8%
White
1.6%
Asian
0.5%
Native
0.0%
Some Other Race Alone
0.2%
Two or More Races
0.8%
Latino
0.8%
Table 2 (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
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Income
Education
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983
100TH BISHOP FORD I57
$28,983
$72,083
$41,042
$44,402
$14,781 103TH
$43,063
Figure 3: 2013 Rosemoor Education (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
13.8%
Median HH Income
$36,046
Disposable Income
$28,444
Median House Value
$146,581
Streets
$18,036
Water
111TH
0
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Median Household Income By Block Group
Table 3 (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
Rosemore consists of mostly single-family housing, with a few large courtyard apartment buildings and two-flats. The community has a slight majority of homeowners, 44.2 percent, compared to 42 percent renting. However, vacancies in 2013 were above the city-wide average, at 13.8 percent.
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5,626
$28,527
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Total Housing Units
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Map 3: 2013 Median Household Income by Census Block Group (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
Housing
Cape Cod
Tudor
Ranch
Worker’s Cottage
Two-Flat
Courtyard Apartments
Figures 4-9: Housing typologies in the Rosemoor project area. The Cape Cod style is the most common type. (Source: Google Streetview)
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The median house value in the Rosemoor project area is $146,581. Housing values in the area are higher on-average than surrounding neighborhoods. 121000
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In 2015, residential vacancies for addresses in the USPS database were significantly lower than in the 2013 American Community Survey. Compared to surrounding neighborhoods to the east, south, and west, Rosemoor has seen a decrease in vacancies.
100TH
100TH BISHOP FORD I57
BISHOP FORD I57
$110,900
$141,800
4.15%
$137,300
$154,700
$124,100 103TH
103TH
$169,300 $117,400
5.03% $153,100 $168,600
107TH
107TH
Rosemoor Census Tracts Boundary
Rosemoor Census Tracts Boundary
Block Group Area
Census Tract Area
Streets
$132,900
$173,000
$96,600
$150,001-200,000 $200,001-250,000
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Map 4: 2013 Median Housing Value by Census Block Group (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
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Streets
4.52%
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Map 5: 2015 Residential Vacancies by Census Tract (Source: HUD/USPS)
Land Use and Zoning
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In Rosemoor project area the primary land use is residential. Commercial is located along Michigan Avenue and 103rd Street, with much of it mixed-use, containing apartments above commercial uses.
Zoning is primarily single-family residential, with two-flats and multi-unit being clustered closer to 111th Street. Much of the commercial corridors are zoned for small businesses, with a scattering of more intensive commercial zoning.
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BISHOP FORD I57
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103RD
Rosemoor Census Tracts Boundary
107TH
Streets
107TH
Water
Rosemoor Census Tracts Boundary
Land Use Commercial
Streets
Vacant Commercial
Water
Urban Mix
Zoning
Residential
Open Space Recreation
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Map 6: 2010 Rosemoor Land Use (Source: 2010 CMAP Land Use Survey)
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Map 7: 2015 Rosemoor Zoning (Source: City of Chicago Data Portal)
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The Rosemoor project area is served by multiple bus routes, and ! P a Metra line that runs on a the right-of-way parallel with Cottage Grove with stops at 103rd, 107th, and 111th Streets.
While crime is found in all populated areas of the Rosemoor project area, most of the area is statisically consistent with the city-wide average. However, closer to the interesection of State and 111th Street is a statistically-significant higher crime area. ELLIS
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Map 8: 2015 Rosemoor Transportation (Source: City of Chicago Data Portal)
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Map 9: 2015 Rosemoor Crime Hot Spots (Source: City of Chicago Data Portal) BISHO P FO
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Section 2 - North Pullman Project Area
The North Pullman project area is bounded by 103rd to the north, the Bishop Ford expressway to the east, 111th to the south, and Cottage Grove to the east. The population in North Pullman has fluctuated since 1940, as the historic neighborhood’s housing has changed hands over time. The population peaked in 1990 at 2,628 residents. Today, the community has declined to 2,015 residents, a loss of 613 residents from the peak. The North Pullman area is predominantly African-American with 93.8 percent of residents. 3.8 percent of residents are Latino, see Table 4.
Figure 10: 1940-2010 North Pullman Population Trend (Source: U.S. Census Bureau)
North Pullman has slightly more college-educated residents than Rosemoor with 16.4 percent having a bachelor’s degree. 38.4 percent of residents have at least some college education.
Male Female Population
Figure 11: 2013 North Pullman Population Pyramid (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
2,098
Black
93.8%
White
0.9%
Asian
0.9%
Native
0.0%
Some Other Race Alone
0.3%
Two or More Races
0.7%
Latino
3.8%
Table 4 (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
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Education
100TH
BISHOP FORD
92300
103TH
Figure 12: 2013 North Pullman Education (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
% Renter
46.9%
% Vacant
19.6%
Median HH Income
$29,215
Disposable Income
$18,159
Median House Value
$98,800
Table 5 (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
North Pullman is known for its historic rowhouses that were a part of the Pullman Palace Car Company’s town that was built for the workers. The rowhouses remain the most prevalent type of housing in the project area with additional rowhouses built in the post-war period.
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Median Household Income by Block Group
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$39,375
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107TH
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Total Housing Units
$23,857
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Map 10: 2013 Median Houshold Income by Census Block Group (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
Housing
Historic Rowhouse
Modern Rowhouse
Bungalow
Cape Cod
Worker’s Cottage
Ranch
Figures 13-18: Housing typologies in the North Pullman project area. The Rowhouse style is the most common type. (Source: Google Streetview
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The North Pullman project area has a higher level of vacancies in 2015 compared to surrounding neighborhoods. However, the vacancy level in the 2015 USPS data is roughly half of the 2013 American Community Survey level of 19.6 percent.
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The median house value in North Pullman is $98,800, reflecting the affordability of the multi-family rowhomes that are most prevelant in the area.
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BISHOP FORD
92300
100TH
103TH
BISHOP FORD
92300
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Streets
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Parks
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Residential Vacancies
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Median Housing Value by Block Group
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Map 11: 2013 Median Housing Value by Census Block Group (Source: ACS 2013, U.S. Census Bureau)
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Map 12: 2015 Residential Vacancies by Census Tract (Source: HUD/USPS)
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Land use in the North Pullman census tract is predominantly industrial, with a few large parcels being used for commercial, utility, and insitutional purposes. The residential uses consist of the Pullman rowhouses and other housing to the west.
Zoning in the North Pullman census tract is mostly for manufacturing and planned developments. All residential areas are zoned for single-family housing. ELLIS
Land Use and Zoning
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BISHOP FORD
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103TH
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Urban Mix
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Zoning
111TH
Vacant Industrial Institutional Open Space Recreation
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Map 13: 2010 North Pullman Land Use (Source: 2010 CMAP Land Use Survey)
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Map 14: 2015 North Pullman Zoning (Source: City of Chicago Data Portal)
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! P Three bus routes serve the North Pullman project area, 106, 115, and 28. A Metra line that runs on a the right-of-way parallel with Cottage Grove has stops at 103rd, 107th, and 111th Streets along the western edge of the project area.
While crime is found in all populated areas of the North Pullman project area, most of the area is statisically consistent with the city-wide average. However, the area closer to 103rd Street has less crime than the city-wide average.
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106 E 103rd 115 Pullman/115th 28 Stony Island
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Map 15: 2015 North Pullman Transportation (Source: City of Chicago Data Portal)
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Map 16: 2015 North Pullman Crime Hot Spots (Source: City of Chicago Data Portal)
Section 3 - Economic Conditions Surplus
Leakage
Figure 19: 2015 Rosemoor and North Pullman Retail Surplus and Leakage (Source: Connect to Cook Data Portal)
A surplus/leakage study estimates how much how much money is spent within and outside of a community by examining spending patterns of community residents and businesses. A surplus denotes a high concentration of business that exceed the spending of community members and leakage denotes that community members leave an area to consume goods. Rosemoor and North Pullman have a large surplus of Health & Personal Care Stores meaning that individuals from outside travel within the Rosemoor and North Pullman neighborhoods to shop at those businesses. To a much smaller extent, Drinking Places – Alcoholic Beverages, Book, Periodical & Music Stores, and Beer, Wine & Liquor Stores have a small surplus. All of the other business types exhibit leakage, meaning that dollars are flowing from community residents to outside areas to consume goods. In total, $98,549,890 is spent by residents outside of the community.
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Rosemoor has the highest concentration of vacant businesses in the central portion between 107th and 103rd streets. Between 107th and 111th streets businesses vacancies are the lowest with the northern portion between 100th and 103rd slightly higher. 47983 121000 187500 151400
North Pullman has a business vacancy rate of just 6.0 percent, considerably lower than the surrounding areas and Rosemoor to the west. North Pullman has considerably less businesses than Rosemoor and has primarily larger retailers. ELLIS
Business Vacancy
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100TH
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103RD
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Census Tract Area
North Pullman Census Tract Boundry Census Tract Area
Streets
Streets
Rosemoor Census Tracts
Parks
Parks
Water
Water
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5.19-8.05%
COTT AGE G
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0.125
Map 17: 2015 Rosemoor Business Vacancies (Source: HUD/USPS)
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5.19-8.05% 8.06-10.66% 10.67-13.33% 13.34-16.98% 16.99-22.35%
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MICHIGAN
STATE
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Business Vacancies
COTT AGE G
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111TH
111TH DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR
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Map 18: 2015 North Pullman Business Vacancies (Source: HUD/USPS)
Disposable Income Age of Householder <$15,000 $15,000-$24,999 $25,000-$34,999 $35,000-$49,999 $50,000-$74,999 $75,000-$99,999 $100,000-$149,999 $150,000-$199,999 $200,000+ Median Disposable Income
Total Total Number Percent 33 108 131 209 283 275 283 1322 26.8% 18 51 61 88 138 200 266 822 16.7% 10 69 126 129 159 189 76 758 15.4% 12 73 128 141 148 167 82 751 15.2% 7 80 147 168 130 100 46 678 13.8% 2 34 60 78 79 38 37 328 6.7% 0 20 40 67 46 39 22 234 4.7% 0 4 8 4 6 2 0 24 0.5% 0 0 5 0 3 2 0 10 0.2% $18,301 $33,394 $38,076 $36,227 $28,906 $26,180 $18,201 $28,444 <25
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65-74
75+
Table 6: 2015 Rosemoor Disposable Income (Source: Connect to Cook Data Portal)
Age of Householder <$15,000 $15,000-$24,999 $25,000-$34,999 $35,000-$49,999 $50,000-$74,999 $75,000-$99,999 $100,000-$149,999 $150,000-$199,999 $200,000+ Median Disposable Income
Total Total Number Percent 29 47 57 58 44 38 33 306 41.9% 9 29 20 16 27 21 19 141 19.3% 3 23 23 12 22 11 0 94 12.9% 4 22 25 15 19 9 2 96 13.1% 2 24 21 17 15 2 1 82 11.2% 0 1 1 1 5 0 0 8 1.1% 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 4 0.5% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% $12,155 $23,742 $22,640 $15,866 $22,890 $15,701 $12,500 $18,159 <25
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65-74
75+
Table 7: 2015 North Pullman Disposable Income (Source: Connect to Cook Data Portal)
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Despite many jobs being located in Rosemoor and North Pullman, residents overwhelmingly leave the neighborhoods for work. 1,704 individuals enter the neighborhoods for work, 36 Rosemoor and North Pullman residents live and work in the neighborhoods and 3,892 individuals work outside of the neighborhoods.
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Like most communities in Chicago, Rosemoor and North Pullman residents leave the neighborhood for work. The highest concentration of jobs for Rosemoor and North Pullman residents is in the Loop. Over 1000 of the almost 4000 employed residents work in the Loop. Other prominent areas of work for Rosemoor and North Pullman residents include various parts of the south and west side of the city and the south and west suburbs.
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Top 100 Locations of jobs for residents of Rosemoor and North Pullman
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Figure 20: Top 100 Locations of Jobs for Residents. Rosemoor and North Pullman residents commute throughout the city of Chicago and western and southern suburbs. (Source: Connect to Cook Data Portal)
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Figure 21: 1,704 people commute to Rosemoor to work, while only 36 residents of the community work within its boundaries. (Source: Connect to Cook Data Portal)
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