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How much are Studio apartments in Chicago?

The pricing for 3510 Studio Apartments in Chicago currently ranges from $200 to $6,913 with an average price of $1,654.

What is the current price range for One bedroom Chicago apartments for rent ?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Chicago ranges from $475 to $22,363 with an average monthly rent of $2,123.

What does renting a Two bedroom apartment in Chicago cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Chicago range from $110 to $33,993. Today's average rental price for Two bedrooms here is $2,614.

How expensive are Chicago Three bedroom apartments?

There are currently 2711 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Chicago on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $859 to $30,360 - averaging $3,306 for the location.

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Apartments under $700 Chicago, IL with Utilities Included

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$675 - $825 Studio
5540 S Hyde Park Blvd, Chicago, IL 60637
$700 Studio
7505 S Calumet Ave, Chicago, IL 60619
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$659 - $775 Studio
5748 S Blackstone Ave, Chicago, IL 60637
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$599 - $765 Studio
5445 S Ingleside Ave, Chicago, IL 60615
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$535 - $745 Studio
6244 S King Dr, Chicago, IL 60637
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$609 - $685 1 Bed
737 E 83rd Pl, Chicago, IL 60619
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$700 - $925 Studio
5455 S Blackstone Ave, Chicago, IL 60615
$575 Studio
1536 E 83rd Pl, Chicago, IL 60619
$650 Studio
954 E 84th Pl, Chicago, IL 60619
$555 - $700 Studio
5325-5327 S Cornell Ave, Chicago, IL 60615
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$700 - $810 Studio - 2 Beds
6241 N Winthrop Ave, Chicago, IL 60660
$700 - $810 | Studio - 2 Beds
$700 Studio
7712 S South Shore Dr, Chicago, IL 60649
$700 Studio
7710 S South Shore Dr, Chicago, IL 60649
$500 3 Beds
2873 S Farrell St, Chicago, IL 60608
$500 | 3 Beds | Home for Rent
$600 1 Bed
3301 W Walnut St, Chicago, IL 60624
$550 Studio
343 E 79th St, Chicago, IL 60619
$650 Studio
6454 N Hoyne Ave, Chicago, IL 60645
$700 1 Bed
1855 S Troy St, Chicago, IL 60623
$650 Studio
963 E 84th St, Chicago, IL 60619

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Chicago, IL Apartments with Utilities Included

When it comes to choosing amenities, Apartment Finder makes it easy to locate the ideal apartment with everything you need – without blowing your budget. Apartment Finder has narrowed your results to only include Utilities Included so you can find your new home quickly and easily. But don’t stop there – be sure to use our cost calculator to determine the true price of your new place.

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Studio 438 Sq Ft $1,366 / mo
1 Bed 659 Sq Ft $1,707 / mo
2 Beds 920 Sq Ft $2,165 / mo
3 Beds 1,183 Sq Ft $2,747 / mo
4 Beds 1,558 Sq Ft $2,850 / mo
5 Beds 1,977 Sq Ft $3,155 / mo

Chicago, IL Apartments under $700 with Utilities Included

If you’re looking for apartments in Chicago, IL Apartment Finder has you covered! With great rent specials, price drops, and the best values in Chicago, one of these 19 rentals will be your next home. Click on any of these properties to see photos and floor plans, read reviews, check out the rent calculator, and learn more about the neighborhood with information on nearby parks, shopping malls, and transit stops. With more than one million currently available, Apartment Finder is the place to find your Chicago apartment under $700.

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Frequently asked questions about renting in Chicago, IL

What are the average rent costs in Chicago, IL?

The average rent in Chicago, IL is $1,707.

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What high schools are near Chicago, IL?

The top high schools in Chicago, IL are

Jones College Prep High School
Payton College Preparatory High School
Northside College Preparatory High School
Devry Advantage Academy High School
Westinghouse High School

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What month is rent the cheapest in Chicago?

Based on the data, rents in Chicago tend to peak around September and October. Prices dip to their lowest levels in March and April, which is later in the year compared to the other cities in the report—possibly attributed to Chicago's “dreaded winter,” says Renthop.

What month is apartment rent cheapest?

The lowest rental rates are usually found between October and April, particularly right after the December holiday season. Fewer people are interested in moving—the weather's bad, schools are in session, etc. So individuals renting between the months of December and March typically find the best rental bargains.

Is it easy to find an apartment in Chicago?

While the Chicago apartment rental market is not as competitive as in New York or San Francisco, it will still take a lot of effort and planning to find that perfect apartment for the right price. Looking for a good deal? December through February is typically the best time of the year to move into a new apartment.

Is Chicago rent cheaper in winter?

Shop at the end of winter for better deals. By the time March and April roll around, rates will typically have plummeted to their yearly lowest. Depending on what size apartment you're going for, you could save hundreds of dollars per month in rent simply because you took advantage of the end-of-winter price dips.