DuPage County, Illinois — cities by momentum

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29 cities tracked, ranked by composite momentum.

29
Cities tracked
881,830
Combined population
$430,112
Median home (county)
29
Rising / Hot

DuPage County, Illinois has 29 tracked cities with a combined population of 881,830. The median home value across these cities is $430,112.

The highest-momentum city in the county is Warrenville, with a composite score of 75 (Rising) — median home $356,729, +4.0% year over year.

The most affordable city tracked here is Willowbrook at $317,910.

Warrenville

pop 15,247
75
Rising$356,729 · +4.0%

Oak Brook

pop 8,188
75
Rising$978,057 · +11.0%

Hinsdale

pop 17,598
74
Rising$1,246,342 · +9.2%

Clarendon Hills

pop 8,703
74
Rising$676,350 · +9.1%

Naperville

pop 153,124
73
Rising$618,452 · +5.0%

Downers Grove

pop 50,552
72
Rising$500,013 · +6.6%

Elmhurst

pop 46,108
72
Rising$622,463 · +8.6%

Glendale Heights

pop 32,866
72
Rising$324,938 · +4.3%

Glen Ellyn

pop 28,872
72
Rising$569,936 · +7.0%

Winfield

pop 10,199
72
Rising$462,487 · +4.4%

Bloomingdale

pop 22,622
71
Rising$433,717 · +4.7%

Villa Park

pop 22,020
70
Rising$362,302 · +5.6%

Roselle

pop 22,871
69
Rising$379,936 · +4.6%

Darien

pop 22,015
69
Rising$453,604 · +4.8%

Wood Dale

pop 13,983
69
Rising$352,449 · +5.0%

Itasca

pop 9,506
69
Rising$445,333 · +5.3%

Wheaton

pop 53,741
68
Rising$508,640 · +5.5%

Carol Stream

pop 39,556
68
Rising$382,801 · +3.8%

Hanover Park

pop 36,685
68
Rising$327,222 · +3.4%

Burr Ridge

pop 11,202
68
Rising$843,192 · +5.0%

Lombard

pop 44,490
67
Rising$386,808 · +5.9%

Bartlett

pop 40,718
67
Rising$436,186 · +3.6%

Addison

pop 35,728
67
Rising$378,135 · +3.7%

West Chicago

pop 25,469
67
Rising$383,644 · +4.7%

Westmont

pop 24,308
67
Rising$408,614 · +4.4%

Bensenville

pop 18,629
67
Rising$346,619 · +4.3%

Willowbrook

pop 9,179
67
Rising$317,910 · +1.9%

Lisle

pop 23,548
66
Rising$430,112 · +4.0%

Woodridge

pop 34,103
65
Rising$409,449 · +3.2%

Sources: Zillow ZHVI, Zillow ZORI, US Census place population.

Climate & natural-disaster risk

Winter (Jan)
33° / 18°
avg high / low
Summer (Jul)
85° / 64°
avg high / low
Sunny days/yr
189
~52% of year
Annual precip
38″ rain
22″ snow
Disaster risk (1=very low, 5=very high)
Hurricane
Very low
Tornado
High
Wildfire
Very low
Earthquake
Low
Flood
Moderate

State-level averages from NOAA Climate Normals (1991-2020) and FEMA National Risk Index. City-level conditions can vary significantly within a state.