Home prices
The median home price in Rosemont is $371,500. In comparison to the surrounding areas this is approximately $81,380 (28%) higher.Compared to the entire country it is roughly $154,000 (70%) higher, and in comparison to the city of Chicago is about $113,500 (43%) higher.
Rents
In Rosemont the median rent is $948 a month. This is approximately $211 (18%) lower in comparison to nearby areas.Compared to the rest of the country it is roughly $114 (10%) lower, and is about $164 (14%) lower compared to the city of Chicago.
Nearby places
Park Ridge
Park Ridge is Rosemont's neighbor to the northeast. Its housing prices are somewhat more expensive. The median home in Park Ridge costs $437,000, which works out to $65,500 (14%) higher than Rosemont. Rents there are a lot more expensive. The median rent in Park Ridge is $1,433 per month, which comes out to $485 (33%) higher than Rosemont.
Des Plaines
Des Plaines is Rosemont's neighbor to the northwest. Housing prices there are a lot less expensive. The median home value in Des Plaines is $256,700, which comes out to $114,800 (44%) lower than Rosemont. The rent there is a little more expensive. The median monthly rent in Des Plaines is $1,144, which comes out to $196 (17%) higher than Rosemont.
Schiller Park
Schiller Park is roughly 2 miles south of Rosemont. The housing prices there are significantly less expensive. Schiller Park's median home value is $203,200, which works out to $168,300 (82%) lower than Rosemont. Rent there is somewhat more expensive. Schiller Park's median rent is $1,031 per month, which is $83 (8%) higher than Rosemont.
Norridge
Norridge is about 2 miles southeast of Rosemont. The housing prices there are a little less expensive. Norridge's median home value is $286,400, which comes out to $85,100 (29%) lower than Rosemont. Its rents are somewhat more expensive. In Norridge the median rent is $1,199 per month, which is $251 (20%) higher than Rosemont.
Harwood Heights
Harwood Heights is approximately 3 miles southeast from Rosemont. Housing prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Harwood Heights costs $267,300, which comes out to $104,200 (38%) lower than Rosemont. Rent there is fairly similar. The median monthly rent in Harwood Heights is $986, which comes out to $38 (3%) higher than Rosemont.
