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Apartments for rent in Chicago for $2,164-$4,704 with 1-2 beds, 1-2 baths, 466-1,305 sqft, pet friendly and located at 801 S Financial Place in Chicago, IL 60605. The averaged rental price of $3,434 is 36.4% ($916) higher than the average rent of $2,518 for apartments in Chicago, IL and 38.7% ($958) higher than the average rent of $2,476 for apartments in Cook County. This apartment is in the Chicago Public School District and the nearest schools are South Loop Elementary School, Young Magnet High School and Jones College Prep High School. 801 S Financial Place was advertised by Roman Serra on May 31, 2026 at 10:56 AM ET, last updated yesterday at 3:35 PM ET and last checked today at 1:15 PM ET.

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2705	1	1	466	$2,214
1313	1	1	540	$2,254
711	1	1	543	$2,260
1813	1	1	540	$2,314
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2913	1	1	540	$2,354
2511	1	1	543	$2,360
1004	1	1	609	$2,463
2010	1	1	616	$2,483
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1003	1	1	691	$2,718
3015	1	1	638	$2,727
1803	1	1	691	$2,778
1112	1	1	719	$2,790
1014	1	1	724	$2,799
2803	1	1	691	$2,818
2012	1	1	719	$2,850
2907	1	1	742	$2,905
1206	1	1	835	$2,988
3108	1	1	725	$3,001
1609	1	1	775	$3,006
2106	1	1	835	$3,063
702	1	1	840	$3,082
2906	1	1	835	$3,113
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2402	1	1	840	$3,157
1608	1	1	867	$3,213
313	2	2	1,136	$4,402
517	2	2	1,289	$4,503
1716	2	2	1,305	$4,595
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3212	2	2	1,301	$4,704

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801 S Financial Place

Chicago, IL 60605 - Cook County