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Chicago Heights, known as "The Crossroads of the Nation," sits at the intersection of Dixie Highway and Lincoln Highway. Located in Cook County, this community rests on the Tinley Moraine, just 30 miles south of downtown Chicago, offering residents convenient access to city amenities while maintaining its own distinct character.
Renters in Chicago Heights benefit from affordable housing options, with one-bedroom apartments averaging $816 per month. The city features diverse housing choices, from apartment communities to townhomes and single-family rental homes, particularly in neighborhoods near Lincoln Highway and Chicago Road.
Transportation is seamless with Pace bus service connecting to greater Chicago. The Ford Motor Company stamping plant continues the city's industrial legacy as a major employer. Prairie State College and the Chicago Heights Public Library serve as educational and cultural anchors. The Lincoln Highway corridor provides shopping options, while nearby Homewood and Flossmoor expand recreational possibilities for residents.
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Average Rent Rates
What's the average rent for an apartment in Chicago Heights, IL?
Apartment averages in Chicago Heights, IL varies based on size.
- $833 for a 1-bedroom apartment in Chicago Heights, IL
- $995 for a 2-bedroom apartment in Chicago Heights, IL
- $1,403 for a 3-bedroom apartment in Chicago Heights, IL
Rental Requirements
Can I find a short-term apartment in Chicago Heights, IL?
There are 10 short-term apartments in Chicago Heights, IL.
Transportation
How do people usually get around Chicago Heights, IL?
Residents in Chicago Heights, IL usually get around by car. According to Walk Score, Chicago Heights, IL falls within the Car Dependent range.
Education
What colleges and universities are in Chicago Heights, IL?
If you’re a college or university student moving to Chicago Heights, IL, ForRent.com can help you find a rental near Prairie State College, Governors State University, South Suburban College and others.

























