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Living in Aurora, Illinois

Aurora, Illinois

Aurora is Illinois' second-largest city — a community of nearly 200,000 that occupies a unique position in the Chicago metropolitan area as both a substantial independent city and a western suburb accessible via the Metra BNSF Railway line that delivers commuters to Union Station in under an hour. T

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I know before moving to Aurora, Illinois?
When relocating to Aurora, plan to transfer utilities, update your driver's license, and register your vehicle in Illinois. Local resources including hospitals, schools, and utility providers are listed on this page to help you settle in quickly.

City facts

Population
179,898
Nearby Airport
ORD · Chicago O'Hare International Airport
Approximate
Climate / Avg Temperature
Avg 52°F; Jan low 18°F, Jul high 88°F
Source unverified
Nearby Sports Teams
Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bulls
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Estimated Moving Cost Range
$1,000–$3,200
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Listed University
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Housing & Household Snapshot

Median Household Income
$93,633
Median Home Value
$274,800
Median Gross Rent
$1,596
Households
61,317
Homeownership Rate
66.4%
Renter Rate
33.6%

Source: US Census Bureau, 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates