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Frequently Asked Questions

When were prices and availability in Calumet City, IL last updated?

Prices and availability in Calumet City, IL were last updated on 27 Jul 2021.

What are the best apartments in Calumet City, IL?

The best apartments in Calumet City, IL are: 1380 Stanley Blvd, Coming Soon - 1338 Wentworth Ave, Calumet City, IL 60409 and Ginger Ridge Apartments.

What is the average rent in Calumet City, IL?

The average rent in Calumet City, IL is $938. Start your search for apartments in Calumet City, IL now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Calumet City, IL?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Calumet City, IL is between $895 and $925. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Calumet City, IL.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Calumet City, IL?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Calumet City, IL is between $745 and $1,599. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in Calumet City, IL.

Renter’s Guide to Calumet City, IL

Known by the locals as Cal City, Calumet City, located in Cook County, Illinois, is a suburb of Chicago. Home to the legendary Blues Brothers, the city takes pride in its diversity and culturally rich history and offers a change of pace from the big city. In particular, families are attracted by the small-town vibe.

With a modest population of just over 37,000, Calumet City is somewhat dwarfed by Chicago, and its 2,695,598 residents. It’s half the size of neighboring Hammond in terms of population, and with an area of 7.30 sq. miles, more than 3 times smaller in physical size. Despite this, the city enjoys a medium population density, with 5,122 people per sq. mile.

Calumet City experiences warm, humid, and wet summers, and cold, windy winters. You’ll certainly see all 4 seasons here, with temperatures typically varying between 20°F and 80°F throughout the year. July is generally the hottest month, with average daily temperatures of around 73°F, and highs of 83°F. January sees the coldest weather, with lows of around 18°F. The city receives around 38 inches of rain per year, mostly between March and October, and 32 inches of snow between December and March.

Calumet City, IL Demographics

  • Total Population36,551
  • Female 16,507
    Male 20,044
  • Median Age37.1

Cost of Living in Calumet City, IL

Calumet City is served by PACE suburban bus routes, with links to Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) metro and bus services. Tickets for regular local PACE routes begin at $2.25 cash, or $2 with a Ventra Card, rising to $4.50 cash or Ventra card for premium routes. A variety of passes are also available, including a mixed 30-day PACE/CTA Ventra pass for $105, or a 7-day PACE/CTA Ventra pass for $33. A 30-day PACE only pass costs $60 for regular routes, and $140 for premium routes. Taxis in Calumet City normally begin at $3.25 and cost an additional $2.25 per mile. If you have your own private vehicle, you should be paying around $3.04 per gallon of gasoline.

When eating out, you can expect to pay around $15 for a meal in a typical, inexpensive restaurant, while a 3-course meal for 2 in a mid-range restaurant should be no more than $65. A pint of beer in the evening will typically cost $5, while your morning coffee should be about $4.

For a typical 915 sq. ft. apartment, you should be paying around $130 in utility bills per month. This includes all the basics, such as water, electricity, heating, and garbage disposal. An internet connection should cost around $61 per month.

Average Rent in Calumet City, IL

  • Calumet City, IL Average Rental Price, July 2021 $938 /mo

Calumet City, IL Apartment Rent Ranges

Calumet City, IL Rent Trends

Average Rent Jul / 2018 Nov / 2018 Mar / 2019 Jul / 2019 Nov / 2019 Mar / 2020 Jul / 2020 Nov / 2020 Mar / 2021 Jul / 2021
Calumet City, IL $873 $865 $866 $919 $883 $890 $884 $898 $928 $938
National $1,348 $1,357 $1,362 $1,394 $1,401 $1,403 $1,394 $1,397 $1,404 $1,482
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Living in Calumet City, IL

Residents of Cal City enjoy the calm, quiet way of life that their town offers. A good location allows quick and easy travel in any direction. Neighborhoods are spacious, and due to the small size, nothing is ever too far away. It’s a good choice for families looking for a more affordable life.

However, over the last 2 decades, the population has been slowly shrinking, leading to an increasing amount of abandoned buildings. Younger people might find the city a bit boring, and the area is somewhat lacking in nightlife, though nearby options exist in neighboring areas.

Things to do in Calumet City, IL

While Calumet City is largely urban, there’s plenty for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. The city is home to numerous woodlands and preserves, such as the Sand Ridge Nature Preserve, and the Calumet City Prairie and Marsh. The Forest Preserves of Cook County encompass Green Lake, Shabbona Woods, and Wentworth Woods, all of which offer a variety of short distance hiking trails and picnic areas. It’s great for dog walkers, joggers, and family days out. The Memorial Park playground is great for kids, while parents can enjoy a summer barbecue.

The River Oaks Center is the main shopping district in the city, and this mall is home to a wide selection of stores, restaurants, and bars. While there aren’t as many stores as you might find in larger cities, you’ll find the basics and essentials, as well as plenty of treats. Restaurants are a mix of well-known chains, and independent ma and pa joints. You’ll find authentic Mexican food at Cocula Restaurant, while Ted’s Family Restaurant is a small diner that’s great for breakfast pancakes, and huge mains — make sure you’re hungry!

History buffs can drop by the Calumet City Historical Society and Museum most Thursday afternoons, and discover the history of the town, while browsing the various exhibitions on display. Be sure to also check out the Heritage Cabin, discovered hidden away by 2 layers of siding in 1979, it was dismantled and rebuilt in Veteran’s Park along the riverbank.

Employment & Economy in Calumet City, IL

Residents of Calumet City earn a median household income of $42,403, well under the national average of $60,336, and the Chicago average of $65,757. By far the most common industry in the city, the health care and social assistance sector employs almost 20% of the city’s working population. Retail trade, and transportation and warehousing are also common industries.

The most common jobs held by Calumet City residents include office and administrative support occupations, sales and related roles, and transportation occupations. The highest paid residents work in health diagnosing and treatment roles, architecture and engineering occupations, and computer and mathematical occupations.

Calumet City, IL Households

  • Total Number of Households13,788
  • Family 8,540
    Non-family 5,248
  • Children 4,761
    No Children 9,027
  • Average People Per Household2.65
  • Median Household Income$44,456
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,007

Education in Calumet City, IL

Calumet is served by various public school districts, including the Thornton Fractional Twp Hsd 215 School District, Dolton School District 149, Calumet City School District 155, Lincoln Esd 156 School District, and Hoover-Schrum Memorial School District 157. The only public high school within city boundaries is Thornton Fractional North High School while Coras Career Academy is the only local private school that accepts students from grades PK through 12.

Lincoln Elementary School is the top-rated elementary school and Wentworth Jr High School is the top-rated middle school. In terms of higher education, Westwood College — River Oaks Campus is located within the city. The college offers a range of associate, bachelor and PHD degrees, in subjects such as graphic design, animation, criminal justice, and medical assisting.

Calumet City, IL Education Statistics

Tips for Renting in Calumet City, IL

If you’re tired of the hustle and bustle of living in the big city, you might be considering moving to Calumet City from Chicago. This small suburb will certainly be different from what you’re used to, with a far smaller population and a slower pace of life. For those thinking about working in Chicago, commute times are typically around 40 minutes by car, and just over an hour by public transport.

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