Chinatown Apartments For Rent

Chinatown Apartment Living

Neighborhood Vibe

Shopping, walking to nearby Ping Tom Park or the eclectic restaurants is a breeze for Chinatown residents. Apartments in Chinatown are close to public transit and very near downtown Chicago.

Heart of the Neighborhood

Apartments for rent in Chinatown will reflexively be described based on their proximity to the iconic Chinatown Gateway over S Wentworth St or the walking distance to the New Chinatown Square along S Archer Ave.

What We Love Most

Chinatown is known for the commercial stretch along S Wentworth Ave and the myriad shops in the New Chinatown Square, but with the southward expansion of Chicago Water Taxi service in recent years, the neighborhood has become a proper riverside destination that boasts 17 acres of manicured green space and walkways beside the Chicago River.

Best Way to Get Around

Apartment renters in Chinatown can get around via Cermak, I-90, and I-55, or choose the CTA Red/Green to explore other neighborhoods.

Apartments for rent in Chinatown

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Around the Neighborhood

General

Apartments for rent in Chinatown come in studio apartments, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom layouts. Chinatown apartments can be found in courtyard buildings, townhomes, mid-rise apartment buildings, and some newly constructed apartment buildings.

Chinatown Community Gate and Willis Tower on S Wentworth Ave in Chinatown

Chicago Public Library Chinatown branch exterior

China Cafe restaurant exterior sign on S Wentworth Ave in Chinatown

Welcome to Chinatown community gate on S Wentworth Ave in Chinatown

Couple looking at sunset from Ping Tom Park with Chicago skyline in Chinatown

Joggers running on Ping Tom Park boardwalk on South Branch of Chicago River in Chinatown

Pedestrians on crosswalk at S Archer Ave in Chinatown

Pedestrians on crosswalk at W Cermak Ave in Chinatown

People walking in New Chinatown Square with shops and walkways

People walking, sitting, and cycling in Ping Tom Park on South Branch of Chicago River in Chinatown

Restaurants and businesses with signs on S Wentworth Ave in Chinatown

Restaurant signs and exteriors on S Archer Ave in Chinatown

Woman walking greyhounds and man reading in Ping Tom Park on South Branch of Chicago River in Chinatown

History in Chinatown

Apartments in Chinatown are near the historic Cermak Road Bridge District, which was designated as a landmark on April 26, 2006. The road is named for former Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak, who was killed by a bullet intended for then President-elect Franklin Delano Roosevelt during an event in Miami. Cermak Rd bridges the gap between the Chinatown and Pilsen neighborhoods of Chicago.

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