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GaryHome Addition Contractors

68,113residents
about $37,500median income
9ZIP codes

Gary's 68,113 residents, with median incomes of about $37,500, are among the most active home improvement markets in the Midwest.

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The Gary Home Improvement Market

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68,113
Metro area population
about $37,500
Median household income
about $1,150
Median annual property tax
9
ZIP codes covered
Chicago Metro
Metro statistical area

How Much Does Home Addition Cost in Gary, IN?

Typical Home Addition projects in Gary run $40,000 to $150,000.

Home Addition Cost & ROI · Gary

2025 Cost vs. Value · East North Central market. Gary benchmarked against regional average.

ProjectCostResaleROI
Accessory Dwelling Unit$157,758$64,63641%
Primary Suite Addition | Midrange$160,572$54,51434%
Primary Suite Addition | Upscale$329,084$65,02820%
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