25th Percentile Rent by Ward — Chicago

Map and ranking of 25th Percentile Rent across Chicago's 50 wards. Highest: Ward 42 ($2,081). Lowest: Ward 10 ($482). Chicago avg: $913. Data: 2020–2024.
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25th Percentile Rent · all 50 Chicago wards · 2020–24

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2020–2024 5-year ACS estimate.

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Chicago citywide · 25th Percentile Rent $913
Highest ward Ward 42: $2,081
Lowest ward Ward 10: $482
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Note: Rent is what renters pay their landlord each month, not counting utilities they pay separately. It reflects what current renters pay, not asking rents for vacant units. If a percentile of rent is above a certain amount, the Census Bureau does not release the specific value, so we show “Over” that amount. That cutoff was $2,000 in 2010–14 ($2,650 in 2024 dollars). It has been $3,500 since 2015–19, so it is worth less in later releases: $4,294 in 2024 dollars for 2015–19.

Universe: Renter-occupied housing units · Geography: Census Block Group · Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-Year Estimates

Ward distribution Hover or click any dot to inspect
Min $482 25th pct $744 Median $913 75th pct $1.1k Max $2.1k

Ward ranking: 25th Percentile Rent (2020–24)

#1 Ward 42 Brendan Reilly $2,081+$1,168
#2 Ward 34 William Conway $1,964+$1,051
#3 Ward 2 Brian Hopkins $1,654+$741
#4 Ward 32 Scott Waguespack $1,519+$606
#5 Ward 43 Timmy Knudsen $1,466+$553
#6 Ward 44 Bennett R. Lawson $1,347+$434
#7 Ward 1 Daniel La Spata $1,331+$418
#8 Ward 47 Matthew J. Martin $1,253+$340
#9 Ward 41 Anthony Napolitano $1,115+$202
#10 Ward 35 Anthony Quezada $1,093+$180
#11 Ward 36 Gilbert Villegas $1,084+$171
#12 Ward 40 Andre Vasquez, Jr. $1,068+$155
#13 Ward 50 Debra Silverstein $1,062+$149
#14 Ward 33 Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez $1,048+$135
#15 Ward 45 James M. Gardiner $1,004+$91
#16 Ward 38 Nicholas Sposato $1,003+$90
#17 Ward 46 Angela Clay $1,001+$88
#18 Ward 49 Maria E. Hadden $996+$83
#19 Ward 30 Ruth Cruz $971+$58
#20 Ward 48 Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth $962+$49
#21 Ward 19 Matthew J. O’Shea $960+$47
#22 Ward 26 Jessica Fuentes $954+$41
#23 Ward 13 Marty Quinn $948+$35
#24 Ward 39 Samantha Nugent $923+$10
#25 Ward 31 Felix Cardona, Jr. $916+$3
#26 Ward 23 Silvana Tabares $909-$4
#27 Ward 5 Desmon C. Yancy $895-$18
#28 Ward 11 Nicole T. Lee $847-$66
#29 Ward 18 Derrick G. Curtis $842-$71
#30 Ward 4 Lamont J. Robinson $830-$83
#31 Ward 27 Walter Redmond Burnett $828-$86
#32 Ward 12 Julia M. Ramirez $826-$87
#33 Ward 25 Byron Sigcho Lopez $825-$88
#34 Ward 29 Chris Taliaferro $794-$120
#35 Ward 7 Gregory Mitchell $755-$158
#36 Ward 8 Michelle Harris $748-$165
#37 Ward 37 Emma Mitts $745-$168
#38 Ward 14 Jeylu B. Gutierrez $744-$170
#39 Ward 28 Jason C. Ervin $739-$174
#40 Ward 16 Stephanie D. Coleman $735-$178
#41 Ward 21 Ronnie L. Mosley $723-$190
#42 Ward 15 Raymond Lopez $721-$193
#43 Ward 22 Michael D. Rodriguez $718-$195
#44 Ward 24 Monique L. Scott $717-$196
#45 Ward 6 William E. Hall $685-$228
#46 Ward 17 David Moore $680-$233
#47 Ward 9 Anthony Beale $678-$235
#48 Ward 3 Pat Dowell $593-$320
#49 Ward 20 Jeanette B. Taylor $547-$367
#50 Ward 10 Peter Chico $482-$431
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