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Housing Guide 2020 REVIEWS AND ADVICE FROM CURRENT STUDENTS UCHICAGO LAW HOUSING GUIDE 2020 HOUSING DATA TOP PROPERTIES NEIGHBORHOODS EXPLAINED LANDLORD INFO APARTMENT RATINGS RENTER RESOURCES Intelligent Apartment Search TABLE OF CONTENTS GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THE GUIDE Start with the Housing Facts section. This section should help you determine the type of apartment you'd 3 HOUSING FACTS like to live in and how much you should expect to pay Our data on housing in rent. Read about diferent neighborhoods and narrow down your search to parts of the city that you like most. 6 NEIGHBORHOODS OVERVIEW Most popular neighborhoods for Use the Apartment Ratings section to identify the UChicago Law students best apartment buildings across the categories (e.g. 7 Hyde Park best amenities, highest rated) that matter most to you. 8 Kenwood Visit VeryApt.com to read reviews, get pricing, and set 9 South Loop up appointments for the apartments you like most. 10 Woodlawn 11 DATA TABLE ABOUT THE DATA IN THIS GUIDE Compiled from UChicago Law student reviews All of the data in this guide are based on feedback from real renters in Chicago. We asked students to rate their apartments on a scale of 1-10 across six categories: 15 APARTMENT RATINGS Top apartments, based on the feedback of UChicago Law students 15 Most Popular 17 Highest Rated 19 Best for Amenities 20 Best for Value Overall Value Management 21 Best for Pet Owners 23 LANDLORDS Ratings for landlords and management companies Amenities Location Safety Based on their feedback, we compiled a list of the best apartment buildings for UChicago Law students. If you are interested in additional data that is not in the guide or have a housing question, you can reach us at [email protected]. DISCLAIMER: The reviews and ratings presented throughout the guide and the VeryApt website do not refect the opinions, position, or endorsement of VeryApt. The responses and reviews presented are solely those of the survey respondents. VeryApt assumes no responsibility for readers' or users' interpretation of the data. The results do not in any way constitute a warranty or representation by VeryApt as to the quality, safety, or other features of a property. We encourage you to check all available sources of information about properties prior to renting. Where UChicago Law students Who UChicago Law students live live with 50% Hyde Park 45% Alone 25% Kenwood 25% Spouse/partner 10% South Loop 30% Roommate 5% Woodlawn (excluding spouse/ 10% Other (<5% each) partner) 12% of UChicago Law students live with pets What type of properties What size residences UChicago UChicago Law students live in Law students live in 70% Large property (50+ 15% Studio units) 45% One bedrooms 20% Mid-size property (20-49 units) 30% Two bedrooms 10% Small property (2-9 10% Three or more units) bedrooms Distribution of property ratings Average rent by apartment size $1,175 Studio $1,420 1BR $2,000 2BR 15% 20% 30% 35% $2,330 0 - 6.9 7 - 7.9 8 - 8.9 9+ 3BR Rent versus own Commute methods 97% Rent 3% Own 50% 25% 15% 10% Public Walking Driving Biking Transit 3 Start your apartment search today! Visit VeryApt.com to read reviews, get pricing, and set up appointments for the apartments you like the most. Hadieh & Brooke Rental Concierge Team, Chicago Call/Text us at +1 (872) 704-8022 and get connected directly [email protected] with a concierge that will guide you through the rental process. 1 60-90 days 2 before move-in-date Use our personalized search Read renter reviews and our VeryApt’s apartment search algorithm makes neighborhood guides fnding the perfect apartment seamless and Narrow your search by reading apartment easy. Want to live in a building with a ftness reviews from real renters and exploring our center, located in a happening neighborhood, neighborhood guides. Take a look at our which is a 20-minute bike ride from your curated “Signature Spots” to get a feel for your ofce? No problem! VeryApt’s personalized next apartment and its surrounding search will sift through thousands of available neighborhood. rentals to fnd you that perfect place to call home. 45-60 days before move-in-date 3 Connect with the VeryApt 4 Concierge Team 30-45 days Submit inquiries for your favorite apartments, before move-in-date and you’ll quickly get connected with VeryApt’s Sign your lease concierge team. They’ll send you exact Once you’ve found your perfect place, apply for availability, answer your questions, and even your next apartment and sign your lease online, make additional recommendations. Once you all with the guidance of your VeryApt have a short-list, we’ll take care of scheduling concierge. your tour and providing transportation from frst stop to last! 5 15-30 days VeryApt makes fnding before move-in-date Prepare to move the perfect apartment Your VeryApt concierge will make sure you’re prepped for your move. We’ve researched a breeze. Best of all, everything, including renter’s insurance, it’s always free for the parking permits, movers, furniture rentals, and more! renter! 4 Renters Excellent Service! They made my apartment search very easy. One website with every apartment. I selected the places I was interested in and they scheduled all my walkthroughs. They made it very easy. LOVE - MATTHEW A. VeryApt The most user-friendly application Real testimonials from our users The most user-friendly application and also the most VeryApt is ranked #1 for customer service in personable team behind the product. I had very the real estate category on TrustPilot 9.8/10 (162 reviews) specifc requirements and Rebecca was able to help me fnd something that accommodated my needs in record time. Best. Thing. Ever. - LUIS P. Honestly, if there were 6 stars, I would have rated VeryApt 6 stars. I cannot express how easy VeryApt made the apartment hunting process for me. The level of service that VeryApt provides is excellent. The Excellent experience from start to fnish website provides a wealth of information and the tools that you can use to help narrow down your search were Upon frst contact, Julia talked me through all the basic fantastic. Additionally, you get to speak with someone requirements I had for a place, and put together a list of that helps you narrow it down even further, then sets places that were a great ft based on my preferences. up your viewings and accompanies you as you see the Julia (and VeryApt as a whole) were extremely fexible apartments. It is very helpful to have someone with you based on my schedule restrictions and change in that is knowledgeable about the renting process preferences, and planned out all the tours so all I had to because he or she knows what questions to ask on do was show up and focus on my future home. Julia your behalf. If I ever move again, I will defnitely use helped immensely in answering (and asking) pertinent VeryApt and will absolutely recommend it to anyone questions during each tour, and kept tabs on me looking for an apartment. throughout the whole process. Even after I submitted my application, VeryApt checked in with me to make - JEREMY T. sure I was ok (and also provided a handy moving guide). Would defnitely use again! - JEFF H. I recommend this website 100% The attention that was given was always on point. They answered all of my doubts at any hour, even if it was Let us help you fnd an apartment! very late, and always treated me as a friend, in a very professional way. My agent even showed me VISIT apartments via Facetime when I couldn’t be there in person to take a look. Also they respected me and VERYAPT.COM made it easy for my frst experience moving out of my house! I will always be thankful. CALL/TEXT YOUR CONCIERGE TEAM - MICHELLE G. (872) 704-8022 5 CHICAGO NEIGHBORHOODS EXPLAINED An overview of the most popular neighborhoods for UChicago Law students 1 Hyde Park 2 Kenwood Other Neighborhoods 50% of UChicago Law students 20% of UChicago Law students less than 5% each Hyde Park is the most popular UChicago Law students typically choose neighborhood for UChicago Law Kenwood to live in popular apartment 5 The Loop students, mainly because of the buildings that provide ideal extremely easy commute to class and environments for getting to know other relatively afordable housing options. UChicago grad students. The area is 6 Near South Side generally quiet and relaxing, especially when compared to Downtown. 7 West Loop 3 South Loop 4 Woodlawn 10% of UChicago Law students 5% of UChicago Law students South Loop is relaxed when compared to Just south of campus, Woodlawn ofers a some of the social neighborhoods in very quick commute to class and a nice Chicago, but it still provides for a great selection of spacious and afordable neighborhood for those looking to enjoy units. It's a longer commute to Downtown Chicago. The area is full of Downtown though, so it's not the most restaurants to explore and great for social of neighborhoods. students looking to enjoy the big city life. 6 Hyde Park Chicago's Historical Neighborhood ABOUT HYDE PARK One of Chicago's most beloved neighborhoods, Hyde Park efortlessly combines modern fair with a rich historical background. Savor delectable cuisine at the upscale Mesler Kitchen in the Sophy Hotel or feel the heat of Caribbean passion at Ja' Grill. 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