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Rentals in Romeoville, IL

Romeoville rentals, plus the basics: a Will County village on the I-55 corridor with a Metra Heritage Corridor station that opened in 2018.

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Romeoville rent snapshot

Median gross rent (Census)

$1,886

Homes that are rented

19%

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Mean commute

32 min

Median gross rent by bedrooms
BedroomsMedian gross rent
Studio$2,116
1 bedroom$1,777
2 bedrooms$1,890
3 bedrooms$2,034
4 bedrooms$2,605

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates (tables B25064, B25031, B25001, B25003, B25024, B08013, B08303, B08301), 2020-2024

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About renting in Romeoville

Romeoville is a village in Will County along the I-55 corridor. The 2020 Census counted 39,863 residents.

Getting around. The village lists immediate access to I-55, I-355 and Route 53, and Lewis University Airport, a publicly owned airport, is within village limits. Romeoville's Metra station, near 135th Street and New Avenue, opened on February 5, 2018. The village says it was the first new stop on the Heritage Corridor since Metra was created in 1984. Heritage Corridor trains run on weekdays between Joliet and Chicago Union Station; Romeoville is two stops from Joliet, after Lockport. See our commuting guide for schedules and fares.

Parks. The Forest Preserve District's Isle a la Cache, a 107-acre preserve with a museum on the Des Plaines River, is on Romeo Road/135th Street east of Route 53.

History. According to the village, Romeoville was incorporated in 1895 and stayed a small town of under 200 people until 1957, when 600 acres of farmland became the Hampton Park neighborhood. By 1960 the population had passed 3,500.

Official website: romeoville.org

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