Near West Side Apartment Living
Neighborhood Vibe
Shopping and walking to nearby parks or restaurants is a breeze from apartments on Chicago's Near West Side. The Near West Side Chicago Apartments are close to public transit and very walkable streets. Parks and green spaces are abundant. Also, this neighborhood is close to Greek Town, University Village, Little Italy, and Tri-Taylor. The heart of Chicago is just a train ride or a short car trip away. Basketball fans flock to the Near West Side to watch the Bulls play at the United Center, so get your hats and jerseys ready!
Heart of the Neighborhood
There's always something exciting happening on the Near West Side. You can catch Bulls games, concerts, and exciting events at the United Center. Check out Goose Island, the city's original craft brewery, for award-winning brews and great food. You can grab a table at the original Rosebud restaurant in Little Italy for authentic Italian food just south of the Near West Side. There are so many restaurants to try in the Near West Side that you'll never be at a loss for a great place to go!
What We Love Most
This neighborhood is full of history and excitement. You can't beat living just walking distance from United Center and Goose Island! With plenty of transportation options, you'll always be able to get where you need to go quickly.
Best Way to Get Around
Apartment renters on the Near West Side of Chicago can get around via Western/Ashland and I-290 or choose the CTA Blue/Green/Pink to explore other neighborhoods. Ashland, Racine, Illinois Medical Center, and Morgan are just a few of the convenient train stops on the Near West Side.
Find Near West Side Apartments
| Studio in Near West Side Average Rent | $1.7k |
| 1 Bedroom in Near West Side Average Rent | $1.9k-2.3k |
| 2 Bedroom in Near West Side Average Rent | $3k-3.7k |
| 4+ Bedroom in Near West Side Average Rent | $3.5k |
Around the Neighborhood
General
Who wouldn't want to live a hop, skip, and a jump away from the house that Jordan built, or, as it's now being called, the Madhouse on Madison?
