Chicago occupies 11-e a place among the cities of America with the very expensive housing for rent. And while it’s not «top three» and not even five, in June compared with last month, prices for rental housing grew substantially.
As the portal Zumper, the average cost of renting a one-bedroom apartment increased by 4.8% and now stands at 1760 dollars, the two bedroom apartments have increased by 5.1% to $ 2260.
Faster just the price of rent has increased in the areas of Bridgeport and Beverly. Since the last quarter, they jumped by as much as 12%.
The most expensive areas of the city remain Greektown (average rent — $2200) and River North ($ 2050).
Just below the threshold of $ 2000 is the cost to rent housing in the Loop, West Loop and Near South Side.
In Boystown, Lakeview and North Center, the average rent is about $ 1,500. But the cheapest housing can be found in Fuller Park, West Pullman, East Side and Clearing.
