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Apartment Searching Sites in Chicago

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What are the new popular websites to search for apartments in Chicago, specifically in Wrigleyville?? We have been listing our place on Domu for a while with success, but it seems to have dried up. I don't really wanna go back to CraigsList, I had enough of the anonymity and creepiness.

apartments.com, trulija, padmapper

Padma paper but it's an agregate. Craigslist is still the best IMO. Are you selling?

zillow is good and also trulia is popular like another poster said

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Thanks guys.

 

QUOTE (Buehrle>Wood @ Apr 12, 2016 -> 12:15 PM)
Padma paper but it's an agregate. Craigslist is still the best IMO. Are you selling?

 

Yeah, we both bought condos at the "height" of the market so we became part-time landlords and are re-renting out a condo. Craigslist used to be our go-to, but I feel like on the new websites people actually hold themselves accountable for their responses, CraigsList just gets weird sometimes.

This is a very long time ago, but I remember many friends planning their weeks around the release of each week's http://www.chicagoreader.com/ just for the new apartment listings.

QUOTE (shipps @ Apr 12, 2016 -> 12:19 PM)
zillow is good and also trulia is popular like another poster said

Yea they aren't bad, just not nearly as robust for renters so they don't get viewed as often. They just don't have enough listings on them.

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QUOTE (Tony @ May 9, 2016 -> 05:19 PM)
In the market for a roommate. My studio is too much money, looking to pay about 700-900 a month someplace with a roommate in the city. Most of friends already do that. Best place to look? You guys know anyone?

Don't really know anywhere to look besides Craigslist. I'm in the same boat. Just got a job in Chicago. I'd prefer to have a roommate but none of my friends down there need one and I don't want to go the "random Craigslist" route.

QUOTE (Tony @ May 9, 2016 -> 05:19 PM)
In the market for a roommate. My studio is too much money, looking to pay about 700-900 a month someplace with a roommate in the city. Most of friends already do that. Best place to look? You guys know anyone?

 

I used www.roommates.com awhile back. Never ended up living with anyone from there, but it's always seemed like a solid site.

QUOTE (farmteam @ May 12, 2016 -> 06:37 AM)
Don't really know anywhere to look besides Craigslist. I'm in the same boat. Just got a job in Chicago. I'd prefer to have a roommate but none of my friends down there need one and I don't want to go the "random Craigslist" route.

Ahem...Tony, Farmteam...I see an opportunity here...

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