i moved into pilsen into a pretty small apartment, just have some extra stuff that really won’t fit. anyone have recommendations for a nearby storage unit? just looking for good price with ideally some level of temp control
Living on w 18th, and unfortunately, astound which I previously used is no coverage here... wondering what people use, how much you pay, and how much you like it. Thanks!
Renovated apartments in the heart of Pilsen on iconic 18th Street. Larger one features two private bedrooms, a spacious flex space/living area/den, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and tile floors throughout. 8-minute walk to Harrison Park. 10-minute walk to Pink Line. Easy commute to the Medical District, Rush University, and UIC. Shared laundry in building at no cost. Owner occupied 4 unit building.
$1850/month for larger unit, $1750 for smaller unit(no flex space, includes extra closet/pantry space).
Garage parking available: $175/mo standard, $225/mo with dedicated EV charging and electricity included. Roughly 825 sqft
Leases available starting July 1st.
3x monthly rent, and 675 credit score required
$50/person application fee. $400/person move in fee. No security deposit. Pet fee of $40/month per pet. Tenant responsible for gas and electric, landlord pays water, sewer, trash.
Comment or DM for more information! Targeting July 1st move in !
looking for handyman in the area for some normal and recurring work ie paint, door replacement, basic electrical, etc. looking for high quality work, responsive, reasonably priced, and ideally local enough to the area. please comment if you have any recommendations
Does anyone know any good resources for people looking for a place to live in Pilsen? My wife and I are moving into a multi family unit on w 18th in early to mid June, and have multiple 2 bed 1 baths for rent. We looked at some of the rent prices in Pilsen, and it honestly seems like its gotten a lot higher very fast; we definitely want to be in the $1700-$1900 range(units are sized 750-850 sqft and newly renovated, but no central ac), and have a vested interest in finding respectful clean renters, as that will cost less in repairs, and also make it so we can keep rents below market. Are there good Pilsen specific resources to find people looking for a place to live? Or is it mostly going to be just posting on Zillow/Redfin, and maybe facebook marketplace?