Rogers Park apartment renters can find homes that score high on value. Spacious vintage apartments abound in courtyard style apartment buildings. There are also plenty of walk-ups, condos for rent and single-family homes for rent that sit on quiet streets, many of which lead straight to beaches. This last feature is among the most desired characteristics of apartments for rent in the Rogers Park neighborhood. This neighborhood has plenty of apartment options with tons of a apartment buildings. The size of apartments available is mostly studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom and a decent amount of 3 bedroom apartments. 4 bedroom apartments in Rogers Park tend to be more scarce. The best chances of finding larger apartments is during the spring and summer months.
Ever since the lakefront community banned construction of new high-rise apartment buildings to preserve views of the water, many of the vintage apartment buildings have been, and continue to be, rehabbed. Some Rogers Park apartments along the lake offer renters their own private beach. How's that for an amenity? A large student population resides in the Rogers Park area thanks to Loyola University Chicago, around which restaurants, studio apartments for rent and watering holes bloom.
Rogers Park Chicago is one of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the country, and it is said that you can hear 80 different languages spoken here.
The Rogers Park Chicago community theater scene is strong, with a number of different theatre companies thriving here such as The Side Project Theater Company, The Factory Theater, The New 400 Theater, and Lifeline Theater. Evanston, a suburb that doesn't quite feel like one, is just a few miles north, which expands the dining, entertainment and nightlife options for Rogers Park apartment renters.
Some of the most popular spots among Rogers Park residents are Sol Cafe, Taste of Peru, R Public House, XO Marshmallow, Bulldog Ale House, Rogers Park Social, The Oasis Tavern, Twisted Tapas, and Lighthouse Tavern. There are many grocery stores conveniently nearby apartments especially along Clark Street in Rogers Park from big stores like Jewel-Osco and Aldi to local shops like Sonny’s Food Store, Javier Garcia Grocery, and Morse Fresh Market scattered throughout the neighborhood.
Public Parks In Rogers Park:
- Touhy Park
- Willye B White Park
- Matanky Playlot Park
- Howard Beach Playground
- Dubkin Park
- Tobey Prinz Beach Park
- Paschen Park
- Hartigan Beach Park
- Schreiber Park
- Leone Beach Park
- North Shore Beach Park
- Marion Mahony Griffin Beach Park
- Triangle Park
- Langdon Playlot Park
- Pottawattomie Park
- Rogers Beach Park
- Harold Washington Memorial Park
- Loyola Park
Public Beaches in Rogers Park:
- Loyola Beach
- Hartigan Beach
- Juneway Beach
- Jarvis Beach
- North Shore Beach
- Howard Beach
Rogers Park Average Rents:
Rogers Park continues to offer good rent value and allows many studio renters to move up to a 1 bedroom apartment. 71% of all of the Rogers Park apartments are 1 bedroom or 2 bedroom apartments for rent during 2019 on Domu. Only about 13% of all of the Rogers Park apartments on Domu in 2019 are studio apartments for rent. The 16% balance were 3 bedrooms and 4 bedroom apartments.
In 2019, the average monthly rent for apartments in Rogers Park on Domu were as follows:
- Studio Apartments: $892
- 1 Bedroom Apartments: $1,091
- 2 Bedroom Apartments: $1,427
- 3 Bedroom Apartments: $1,848
- 4 Bedroom Apartments: $2,511
Transportation:
If you are driving from your apartment, the main north-south streets that run through the Rogers Park neighborhood are Sheridan Road and Clark Street. The main east-west streets are Devon, Pratt, Touhy and Howard. Getting to downtown Chicago or Evanston are easy from Rogers Park. The Rogers Park Metra station is located just off of Lunt and Clark streets.
There are four CTA Red Line train stops throughout Rogers Park: Howard, Jarvis, Morse, and Loyola.
CTA Bus routes available in Rogers Park include:
- 22
- 36
- 96
- 97
- 147
- 151
- 155
- 201
- 206
- 290
Schools in Rogers Park:
- Loyola University Chicago
- New Field Elementary School
- Lake Shore School
- Northside Catholic Academy Middle School
- George Armstrong Elementary School
- Pactt Learning Center
- Northshore Academy for Children
- Lawrence Hall School for Boys
- Chicago Math & Science Academy
- Gale Community Academy
- Camelot School
- Roger Sullivan High School
- Jordan Community School
