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Chesapeake, VA

6 neighborhoods · 249,659 residents · Virginia

B+
75/100
92
Safety Score
71
Affordability
$90K
Median Income
$313K
Median Home Value

Is Chesapeake, VA a Good Place to Live?

Chesapeake receives an overall livability grade of B+ (75/100), placing it among the better areas in Virginia. Safety scores A+ (92/100), indicating lower crime rates than most areas. Affordability scores B+ (71/100) with a median household income of $89,596 and median home values around $312,800.

About 33.2% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, and the unemployment rate is 5.3%. 72% of housing is owner-occupied. The median age is 36.

$1,457
Median Rent/mo
33.2%
College Educated
5.3%
Unemployment
72%
Owner-Occupied
36
Median Age
249,659
Population
6
Zip Codes
Chesapeake (city)
County
6 zip codes · hover for score · click to view
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Neighborhoods in Chesapeake

#ZipOverallSafetyAfford.IncomeHome $Pop.
123322Chesapeake (city) Co.85 A9889$130K$435K66,091
223321Chesapeake (city) Co.82 A9682$96K$335K38,586
323323Chesapeake (city) Co.78 B+9678$99K$328K41,909
423320Chesapeake (city) Co.75 B+9465$82K$312K62,000
523325Chesapeake (city) Co.75 B+9062$73K$246K18,230
623324Chesapeake (city) Co.56 C+8050$58K$221K22,843

Scores are percentile-based (0–100) derived from US Census Bureau (ACS 5-year estimates) and FBI crime data. A score of 80 means this area ranks better than 80% of all US locations on that metric.