Here is a list of variables used in the analysis of neighborhood types in Chicago, 2010.
| Variable name | Description |
|---|---|
| DENS_PSQKM | population per square kilometer |
| PERSPHOUS | persons per household |
| PCTAFAM | percent non-Hispanic African-American/black |
| PCTASPAC | percent non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific |
| PCTHISP | percent Hispanic/Latino |
| PCT_LT18 | percent less than 18 |
| PCT18_29 | percent 18-29 |
| PCT30_49 | percent 30-49 |
| PCT50_64 | percent 50-64 |
| PCT_65UP | percent 65+ |
| Z0PLUSHOUS | percent occupied housing units in buildings with 10 or more housing units |
| SINGFAMH | percent occupied housing units that are single-family houses |
| FEMHEADHH | percent households female-headed |
| MARCOUPHH | percent households including married couple |
| PUBTRANS | percent workers 16+ using public transit to travel to work |
| COLLDEGR | percent population with college degree |
| UNEMPL | percent workers 16+ unemployed |
| OWNOCC | percent households owner-occupied |
| NOCAR | percent households with no vehicle |
| POLISH | percent Polish ancestry |
| ITALIAN | percent Italian ancestry |
| RENT | median rent of rented housing units |
| HOUSVAL | median value of owner-occupied housing units |
| HHINC | median household income |
| PCAPINC | per capita income |
| YEARBILT | mean year housing built |
| PCTNONFM | percent households “non-family” |
| LINGISOL | percent “linguistically isolated” |
| FORBORN | percent foreign born |
| PROFMANAG | percent workers 16+ professional/managerial |
| PUBASST | percent population on public assistance |
| RUSSIAN | percent Russian ancestry |
| WHITE | percent non-Hispanic white |
| SAMESEXP | percent households with same-sex partner |