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Chicago
Apartments-Rental properties are located throughout the city, ranging
in style and price to meet everyone's needs.
Here are a few Chicago apartments options along with price range. Each of these apartment complexes offers one- to three-bedroom floor plans.
Archer Heights Apartments-
$350 to $750 per month, Bucktown - $525 to $1,500
per month
Chinatown - $300 to $800 per month
DePaul - $775 to $2,100 per month
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The Gap - $750 to $1,125
per month
Hyde Park - $600 to $1,500 per month
Lincoln Park E and W - $750 to $2,100 per month,
McKinley Park - $350 to $750 per month
Ravenswood - $500 to $1,350 per month
Streeterville - $800 to $3,500 per month
Chicago Uptown - $500 to $1,100 per month
Wicker Park - $525 to $1,500 per month.
What is the first thing you think of when you hear
"Chicago" - The Windy City. The name Windy City was coined by an editor from
New York who was actually describing the politicians of Chicago during the
city's first World Fair. While the weather can be windy, the truth is that many
other cities in the country are windier.
The winter months are cold, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 40 degrees.
During the warmer months, you will enjoy beautiful sunny days averaging 75 to
85 degrees. Snow is also a part of the climate, averaging anywhere from 30 to
40 inches although the past two years have produced much more.
While several French-Canadian settlers made their way through the uncharted Chicago from 1673 to 1796, it was not until 1837 that the city of Chicago was incorporated with a population of 4,170 people.
In 1851, the first Northwestern, the first university, was founded. The
Great Chicago Fire took place in 1871, killing 300 residents and leaving more
than 90,000 residents without a home. Property damage was at more than $200
million, leaving the city devastated.
However, in the true spirit of this city, it was
rebuilt into the thriving metropolitan it is today. This once small town has
grown into a successful city with more than 2.7 million people. The ratio of
men to women is 48.5 percent men to 51.5 percent women and the culture is made
of a variety of ethnic backgrounds.
With such a large population, Chicago is comprised of numerous industries. For
one, tourism is a huge business, attracting more than 30 million domestic and
international travelers every year. There are cultural organizations,
festivals, music venues, nightclubs, trade shows, and hundreds of attractions
drawing these people to Chicago. To accommodate all the visitors, more than
28,000 hotels provide services.
A few examples of growing business in Chicago include the US Government,
Chicago Public Schools, Jewel-Osco, Ameritech, Bank One Corp., Archdiocese of
Chicago, University of Chicago, American Airlines, and much, much more. When
planning a move to Chicago, you will be pleased to discover that the job market
is secure, and in fact, growing. Leading industries cover
finance/Insurance/real estate, retail trade, manufacturing, transportation,
public utilities, medical, professional services, and the state and local
governments.
The majority of rental properties in Chicago offers spacious floor plans,
swimming pools, dishwasher, easy highway access, and immaculately maintained
grounds.
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We will work with you one-on-one to ensure we completely understand your
specific needs. Perhaps you need schooling for a small child, or access to one
of Chicago's universities where you will be taking classes. You might be on a
tight budget until you are settled into your job or you need to be close to
your parents. Maybe you just enjoy the adventure of the big city and want to be
near some of the finer restaurants, major attractions, or exciting nightclubs.
Regardless of your needs, you can be assured that we will go out of our way to
ensure your move to Chicago is a pleasurable one. We take the hassle out of
finding rental property and guarantee to conduct our business with
professionalism and integrity.
Community area populations
1990 2000 Change Percent
1. ROGERS PARK 60,378 63,484 3,106 5.14
2. WEST RIDGE 65,374 73,199 7,825 11.97
3. UPTOWN 63,839 63,551 -288 -0.45
4. LINCOLN SQUARE 44,891 44,574 -317 -0.71
5. NORTH CENTER 33,010 31,895 -1,115 -3.38
6. LAKE VIEW 91,031 94,817 3,786 4.16
7. LINCOLN PARK 61,092 64,320 3,228 5.28
8. NEAR NORTH 62,842 72,811 9,969 15.86
9. EDISON PARK 11,426 11,259 -167 -1.46
10. NORWOOD PARK 37,719 37,669 -50 -0.13
11. JEFFERSON PARK 23,649 25,859 2,210 9.35
12. FOREST GLEN 17,655 18,165 510 2.89
13. NORTH PARK 16,236 18,514 2,278 14.03
14. ALBANY PARK 49,501 57,655 8,154 16.47
15. PORTAGE PARK 56,513 65,340 8,827 15.62
16. IRVING PARK 50,159 58,643 8,484 16.91
17. DUNNING 36,957 42,164 5,207 14.09
18. MONTCLARE 10,573 12,646 2,073 19.61
19. BELMONT CRAGIN 56,787 78,144 21,357 37.61
20. HERMOSA 23,131 26,908 3,777 16.33
21. AVONDALE 35,579 43,083 7,504 21.09
22. LOGAN SQUARE 82,605 82,715 110 0.13
23. HUMBOLDT PARK 67,573 65,836 -1,737 -2.57
24. WEST TOWN 87,703 87,435 -268 -0.31
25. AUSTIN 114,079 117,527 3,448 3.02
26. WEST GARFIELD PARK 24,095 23,019 -1,076 -4.47
27. EAST GARFIELD PARK 24,030 20,881 -3,149 -13.10
28. NEAR WEST SIDE 46,197 46,419 222 0.48
29. NORTH LAWNDALE 47,296 41,768 -5,528 -11.69
30. SOUTH LAWNDALE 81,155 91,071 9,916 12.22
31. LOWER WEST SIDE 45,654 44,031 -1,623 -3.56
32. LOOP 11,954 16,388 4,434 37.09
33. NEAR SOUTH SIDE 6,828 9,509 2,681 39.26
34. ARMOUR SQUARE 10,801 12,032 1,231 11.40
35. DOUGLAS 30,652 26,470 -4,182 -13.64
36. OAKLAND 8,197 6,110 -2,087 -25.46
37. FULLER PARK 4,364 3,420 -944 -21.63
38. GRAND BOULEVARD 35,897 28,006 -7,891 -21.98
39. KENWOOD 18,178 18,363 185 1.02
40. WASHINGTON PARK 19,425 14,146 -5,279 -27.18
41. HYDE PARK 28,630 29,920 1,290 4.51
42. WOODLAWN 27,473 27,086 -387 -1.41
43. SOUTH SHORE 61,517 61,556 39 0.06
44. CHATHAM 36,779 37,275 496 1.35
45. AVALON PARK 11,711 11,147 -564 -4.82
46. SOUTH CHICAGO 40,776 38,596 -2,180 -5.35
47. BURNSIDE 3,314 3,294 -20 -0.60
48. CALUMET HEIGHTS 17,453 15,974 -1,479 -8.47
49. ROSELAND 56,493 52,723 -3,770 -6.67
50. PULLMAN 9,344 8,921 -423 -4.53
51. SOUTH DEERING 17,755 16,990 -765 -4.31
52. EAST SIDE 20,450 23,653 3,203 15.66
53. WEST PULLMAN 39,846 36,649 -3,197 -8.02
54. RIVERDALE 10,821 9,809 -1,012 -9.35
55. HEGEWISCH 10,136 9,781 -355 -3.50
56. GARFIELD RIDGE 33,948 36,101 2,153 6.34
57. ARCHER HEIGHTS 9,227 12,644 3,417 37.03
58. BRIGHTON PARK 32,207 44,912 12,705 39.45
59. MCKINLEY PARK 13,297 15,962 2,665 20.04
60. BRIDGEPORT 29,877 33,694 3,817 12.78
61. NEW CITY 53,226 51,721 -1,505 -2.83
62. WEST ELSDON 12,266 15,921 3,655 29.80
63. GAGE PARK 26,957 39,193 12,236 45.39
64. CLEARING 21,490 22,331 841 3.91
65. WEST LAWN 23,402 29,235 5,833 24.93
66. CHICAGO LAWN 51,243 61,412 10,169 19.84
67. WEST ENGLEWOOD 52,772 45,282 -7,490 -14.19
68. ENGLEWOOD 48,434 40,222 -8,212 -16.96
69. GREATER GRAND CROSSING 38,644 38,619 -25 -0.06
70. ASHBURN 37,092 39,584 2,492 6.72
71. AUBURN GRESHAM 59,808 55,928 -3,880 -6.49
72. BEVERLY 22,385 21,992 -393 -1.76
73. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 32,114 29,843 -2,271 -7.07
74. MOUNT GREENWOOD 19,179 18,820 -359 -1.87
75. MORGAN PARK 26,740 25,226 -1,514 -5.66
76. O'HARE AREA 11,192 11,956 764 6.83
77. EDGEWATER 60,703 62,198 1,495 2.46
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2,783,726 2,896,016 112,290 4.00
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