The 9 Most Diverse Chicago Suburbs

[@Reeeeeegie]

I really appreciate the video, we are a multiethnic family and needed some ideas about where to settle into, this really helps!

[@ralphieandryan]

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[@mark22390]

This is a great video, very informative! I have to relocate to Chicago for work and Evanston looks amazing. Just subscribed and looking forward to more of your content.

[@ralphieandryan]

We're glad you found the video helpful and that you're considering Evanston for your relocation. It's a great city with a lot to offer, and we're sure you won't be disappointed. We look forward to having you as a subscriber, and if you need any help with your relocation, our team of experienced realtors would be more than happy to assist. We hope you'll keep an eye out for more of our content!

[@speakerleora]

Nice video. Thank you. I appreciate your research. Census data is up to date.

[@ralphieandryan]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found the research helpful. Keeping the data up-to-date is important, and I'm happy to hear it’s appreciated. If you have any other questions or topics you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know!

[@arandomyoutubechannel2940]

Nice video, I enjoyed watching this

[@ralphieandryan]

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[@arandomyoutubechannel2940]

@@ralphieandryan I will, thanks

[@jaxsonhugh9334]

Aurora???? Ummmmmmm NO

[@danialiqbal]

wow, amazing!

[@ralphieandryan]

Thank you Danial!

[@michigandersea3485]

Just want to put in a good word for Niles. Niles (next to Skokie, Morton Grove, and Park Ridge) is very diverse.

[@ralphieandryan]

Thanks for your comment! Niles is a great city with a lot to offer, and it's no surprise that it's one of the most diverse suburbs of Chicago. It's home to many different cultures and backgrounds, and it's a great place to live and explore. Thanks for bringing this to our attention!

[@Moon_Crescent2341OO]

Skokie has like 66,000 people but no one knows it except the locals

[@ralphieandryan]

Absolutely, Skokie is one of those hidden gems in the Chicago suburbs with a vibrant community of around 66,000 residents. Its diversity and local culture make it a special place, yet it often flies under the radar for those not from the area. It's great to shed some light on Skokie and other diverse suburbs, bringing them the recognition they deserve. Thanks for pointing that out - it's always interesting to uncover and discuss the unique aspects of each suburb that might not be widely known outside their local communities!

[@carolinekaplan542]

Vernon hills

[@balance441]

Hoffman Estates, Hanover Park, Streamwood, Elgin, West Chicago, and Addison are some other ones!

[@ralphieandryan]

Thanks for your comment and for sharing some additional diverse suburbs in the Chicago area! I'll definitely keep those in mind for future videos. It's great to hear from viewers like you and get some additional insights. Thanks for watching!

[@jamesconway6677]

For Skokie., what would be the best manufacturing company there.? I’ve googled the same question but I’m sent to other villages and townships.

[@ralphieandryan]

Thank you for your question! Skokie has a diverse business landscape, including several manufacturing companies. While I don't have real-time access to the latest business listings, I recommend reaching out to local business directories or chambers of commerce in Skokie. They can provide up-to-date information about manufacturing companies in the area. Additionally, consider looking into industry-specific associations or websites that list manufacturing companies. They might have a more detailed and current database of businesses in Skokie's manufacturing sector. I hope this helps you find the information you're looking for! If you need further assistance, feel free to ask.

[@jamesconway6677]

@@ralphieandryan thank you for the input and information.

[@hamburglar83]

I wish diverse didn’t always mean slightly more crime. Slightly worse schools……in my area we started to share a high school with a more diverse town becuase no one is having children anymore and it just ended up having a 200% increase in fights and arrest at the high school. Including an embarrassing video that went national for a kid getting jumped in a bathroom for being not diverse. Now the school got knocked down from a+ to a- for decrease in retention, scores and safety.

[@jenae224]

I thought Joliet was going to be on the list. Joliet is very diverse.

[@ralphieandryan]

Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right that Joliet is known for its diversity. While our list focused on highlighting nine of the most diverse suburbs in the Chicago area, it's important to acknowledge that there are many other diverse suburbs, including Joliet. Each suburb has its unique demographics and cultural richness, and Joliet certainly contributes to the diversity of the region. We appreciate your input and thank you for bringing attention to Joliet's diversity. If you have any specific insights or experiences about Joliet that you'd like to share, feel free to do so. Diversity is a significant aspect of many suburbs, and it's great to celebrate the unique qualities they bring to the Chicago area.

[@EufrociniaRamos]

How about Schaumburg ?

[@JB_Lucid]

Waukegan, Zion, & Round Lake for sure are most diverse by demographics

[@nbatweets6562]

I think the idea was "diverse" as in diversity of things to do, schools, culture, dining etc.

[@guyrabinowitz]

Diversity is not all-good or intrinsically superior.

[@maxshiraz3447]

"Diversity" of a suburb is easily the least important attribute

[@AhminaIsmael]

Not true

[@Nunya_Bidness_53]

Well we know which ones to avoid now

[@thejetking]

I recommend avoiding Illinois at all costs. The smart people have left.

[@ralphieandryan]

I'm sorry to hear that you have had a negative experience in Illinois. While everyone has their own opinions and experiences, many people still find Illinois to be a great place to live. The suburbs we featured in this video are known for their diversity and strong communities, which many people find to be a great quality of life. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us and watching our video.

[@arandomyoutubechannel2940]

Sorehead

[@pacman1789]

Can you please elaborate as to why?

[@mic1240]

Yes, downstate rural areas have lost population, while Chicagoland continue to grow.

[@Joscope]

Completely agree. Life taking me out of Illinois was one of God’s hugest blessings. Taxes are ridiculous. When my aunt died in ‘16 she was paying $10400 yearly in property taxes on a 3 bedroom ranch w no basement in Flossmoor. Lots of the old businesses are gone that were so great, the Jewish Deli, the German Bakery, the public pool, the 60 year old ice cream place, replaced by a pot dispensary disguised as a wellness center I might add, all gone. H-F and the south suburbs aren’t near as livable or pleasant anymore. I’m all for diversity but those towns and the people who live there sure haven’t figured out a way to implement it in a way where the baby doesn’t get thrown out with the bath water. Much of what was good is gone.