Apartments For Rent in Roselle, IL

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Apartments For Rent Near Roselle, IL

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What Locals Say about Roselle

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Roselle: easygoing suburban living with great schools, parks, Metra access, and quick errands. People love the safe, family vibe, parks and events, easy Metra and highway access. Some gripe about off-leash dogs and waste, strict ticketing, and nosy neighbors.
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  • Alyssa Giannelli
    "There are people walking their dogs all day around here. Everyone is very friendly. They all pick up after their own pets. I am not a dog owner so can’t really speak on more about that. Not sure of dog parks but do see a lot of dogs in the area. "
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  • Alyssa Giannelli
    "This is a great area for families! The schools are great. There is a lot for children to do. Community events and festivals are all wonderful"
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  • Kailey Fissette
    "I don’t k ow I don’t talk to anyone around here that owns a dog. But I feel that it’s a good neighborhood for dog owners "
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  • Cashew222000
    "Conveintly located Within 5-15 min of any store you could think of. Great location and unlike most areas there’s a 24hr gas stations and a grocery store "
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  • Eortega101
    "Pretty friendly people and the community has a nice neighborly feel to it. I wouldn't mind raising a family here. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Beautiful small town with nice places to eat and walking,friendly neighborhoods. Good schools, lot of parks and close metra stations. "
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  • Ellademichel
    "It’s a very Great community! Super friendly but most dog owners don’t listen and like to have their dogs off leash and greet other dogs that might not be friendly. They also usually don’t pick up there after their dogs on our lawn."
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  • Sean G.
    "I grew up here. Roselle is a great place for families to raise their kids. Great schools, good restaurants, close to the expressways."
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  • Sean G.
    "I see people walking their dogs all around my neighborhood. I even walk my dog in the neighborhood. The park by my house has dog bags and a garage can so the owners can clean up after their dog, which is nice to have."
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  • Fran B.
    "area changing for the better. the community is starting to make a come back after the previous economic decline"
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  • Kristen C.
    "Safe and friendly. Even living next to the train station it’s pretty quiet. Nice small town and friendly people"
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  • Hannah W.
    "The park district does a nice job of events for kids and families throughout the year. Our neighbors are also friendly and helpful. "
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  • Jenkinsliane1
    "St Walters church, the Taste of Roselle, certainly not the overwhelming police presence on EVERY STREET TRYING TO CATCH SOMEONE GOING 2 MILES OVER THE 25 MILE AN HOUR SPEED LIMIT!"
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  • W. Green
    "Great schools, solid teams, nice parks, good transportation, extensive bike paths and better restaurants of late. "
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  • Julia D. G.
    "I’ve been here 4 2 years love this place!! Really nice, people mind there business but friendly and there are great schools as well, good places to hang out n the parks are very nice n clean."
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  • theleo
    "I see a lot of people walking with their dogs all the time. The parks have water fountains for dogs and also have cans for throwing dog poopoo. pretty good for dogs!"
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  • Jenny45
    "Quick and calm. 10 min walk/3 min drive to Metra station. Pace bus close and only 10 min from all highways! "
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  • Paul P.
    "Well, it can't be all that bad. There are a lot of dog owners in the area and I have never had an issue. "
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  • Rachelgocan
    "clean, not messy, not busy, not to loud, haven't really seen many dogs, not a huge crazy big dog neighborhood from what I can tell "
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  • Jmel H.
    "make sure the young kids are safe and also no racial profiling bad experience with the Roselle police they pulled a gun out on my 12 year old son"
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  • Adolfo L. J.
    "Roselle is the perfect neighborhood. I dread the day I have to move on as there are not many pastures out there that are this green."
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  • Wendy W. H.
    "It is far enough away from the city to give it a small town feel and close enough to the city to visit for culture and fun."
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  • Catalinaestrellaherrera
    "Everyone minds their own business. You don’t have to worry about drive bys, gangs, or your home getting robbed or fear of drug dealer recruiting your kid while on the way to school. It’s a quite, welcoming suburb. Great schools. Neighbors are friendly and helpful. And welcoming people. School bus stops on every other corner. "
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  • Hwaluda
    "On a cul de sac so there is not much traffic. The houses are well maintained. Some of the neighbors are very nosy "
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  • Sudarshan R.
    "Dog park nearby. Walk to train in ~ 5 minutes. Elgin-O'hare is a ~minute away"
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  • Jilliansmith
    "I was not impressed with this area. There was a lot of garbage scattered around. The streets are too narrow. And I didnt feel safe."
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Average Rent Trends in Roselle, IL

Rent in Roselle, IL varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent stayed about the same in May 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Jan 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jun 2025$2,400
Jul 2025$2,459
Aug 2025$2,499
Sep 2025$2,484
Oct 2025$2,190
Nov 2025$2,200
Dec 2025$2,075
Jan 2026$2,084
Feb 2026$2,200
Mar 2026$2,300
Apr 2026$2,200
May 2026$2,199
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In May 2026, Houses were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Apartments and Condos and Townhomes.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$1,611$2,199$2,500$3,000$2,199
Townhomes—$2,199$2,600$3,000$2,600
Apartments and Condos$1,600$2,300$2,195—$2,195
Houses—$1,895$3,300—$2,000
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Roselle, IL

  • What is the average rent in Roselle, IL?
    The average rent in Roselle, IL is $2,199. Rent prices range from $1,570 to as much as $2,950, depending on the type of rental.
  • How does the rent in Roselle, IL compare to the national average?
    Average rent in Roselle, IL is about 15% higher than the national average rent of $1,910. That means it is more expensive to rent in Roselle compared to the U.S. average.
  • What is the average rent in Roselle, IL, by number of bedrooms?
    The average rent in Roselle, IL is $2,033 for a studio, $1,611 for a 1 bedroom, $2,199 for a 2 bedroom, $2,500 for a 3 bedroom, and $3,000 for a 4 bedroom.
  • How have rent prices in Roselle, IL changed compared to last year?
    In the past year, the average rent price in Roselle, IL has decreased by $301. That means the average rent is 14% lower than last year.
  • How many available rental listings are in Roselle, IL?
    There are 18 available rental listings in Roselle, IL.
  • What are some zip codes in Roselle, IL?
    Roselle, IL includes zip codes such as: 60172.
  • What are some cities near Roselle, IL?
    Some nearby cities include: Bloomingdale, Medinah, Hanover Park, Schaumburg, Itasca. These cities may have more rental options to explore.