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907SE Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$875 - 1,100

907SE

907 S Second St Champaign, IL

Studio - 2 BR | Aug. 18, 2025

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107WRI Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$404 - 574

107WRI

107 S. Wright Champaign, IL

3 - 5 BR | Aug. 20, 2025

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303CL Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$910

303CL

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Rally Apts 303 E. Clark St. Champaign, IL

1 BR | Aug. 18, 2025

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2504MY Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$1,350

2504MY

2504 Myers Ct Champaign, IL

2 BR | Aug. 7, 2025

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59JOH Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$435

59JOH

59 E John St Champaign, IL

3 - 4 BR | Aug. 20, 2025

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134 - 217 S Neil Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$1,670 - 1,770

134 - 217 S Neil

217 S Neil St Champaign, IL

2 BR | Available Now

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905SEC Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$543

905SEC

905 S. Second Champaign, IL

3 - 4 BR | Aug. 20, 2025

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Tuscany Ridge Townhomes Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$1,100 - 1,500

Tuscany Ridge Townhomes

Tuscany Ridge Investment Group Pomona Dr Champaign, IL

2 - 3 BR | Available Now

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2402HI Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$925

2402HI

2402 Highview Ct Champaign, IL

2 BR | Available Now

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520 Neil Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$1,675 - 1,800

520 Neil

5.0

520 N Neil St Champaign, IL

1 - 2 BR | Available Now

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The Inman by Royse + Brinkmeyer Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$990 - 1,380

The Inman by Royse + Brinkmeyer

17 E University Ave Champaign, IL

Studio - 2 BR | Available Now

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201EL Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$895 - 1,050

201EL

201 S Elm St Champaign, IL

1 - 2 BR | Aug. 7, 2025

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202COL Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$1,078 - 1,320

202COL

202 W Columbia Ave Champaign, IL

1 - 2 BR | Aug. 7, 2025

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305JOH Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$455 - 528

305JOH

305 E John St Champaign, IL

4 BR | Available Now

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Copper View Apartments Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$1,394

Copper View Apartments

2002 W Bradley Ave Champaign, IL

2 BR | Available Now

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Stonegate Village by Royse + Brinkmeyer Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$1,010 - 1,375

Stonegate Village by Royse + Brinkmeyer

3.8

2403, 2503 W. Springfield Ave. Champaign, IL

1 - 2 BR | Available Now

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Green Street Aparments by Royse + Brinkmeyer Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$855 - 880

Green Street Aparments by Royse + Brinkmeyer

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507- 509 W. Green St. Champaign, IL

2 BR | Aug. 8, 2025

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Introducing your New Home: Comfort and Convenience Await! Apartment for rent in Champaign, IL

$850 - 950

Introducing your New Home: Comfort and Convenience Await!

508 S Mattis Ave Champaign, IL

1 - 2 BR | Aug. 7, 2025

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$1,200

2517LE

2517 Leeper Dr Champaign, IL

2 BR | Aug. 7, 2025

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$820 - 1,055

State Street Apartments

307, 309 S. State St. Champaign, IL

1 BR | Jun. 30, 2025

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$567 - 658

1002SEC

1002 S Second St Champaign, IL

4 BR | Available Now

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$800 - 850

136 - Hessel On The Park

5.0

1862 Valley Rd Champaign, IL

2 BR | Jul. 31, 2025

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$670

202 E Chalmers

202 E Chalmers St Champaign, IL

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$1,719 - 2,079

The Landing At Legends

4503 Legends Dr Champaign, IL

1 - 2 BR | Available Now

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$925 - 1,049

2 BR Duplex Move in ready 10/1/2022

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XXXXXX Champaign, IL

2 - 3 BR | Available Now

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$925 - 1,125

2401

2401 Clayton Blvd Champaign, IL

Studio - 1 BR | Jul. 7, 2025

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$835

512 E Green

512 E Green St Champaign, IL

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$1,325

106 E Healey

106 E Healey St Champaign, IL

2 BR | Aug. 22, 2025

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$1,040 - 1,325

Lincolnshire West

1515 W Kirby Ave Champaign, IL

2 - 3 BR | Available Now

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$2,880

606 E Stoughton

Champaign, IL

4 BR | Aug. 19, 2025

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Most people know Champaign as the home of The University of Illinois Fighting Illini, and it’s true — the city does house the largest university in the state, as well as the smaller Parkland college. But in recent years Champaign has also become well known as a tech hub, a critical part of what’s being called The Silicon Prairie.

Though it is only the eighth-largest city in Illinois, Champaign’s emphasis on the twin industries of education and tech give it a buzzing economy and cosmopolitan spirit far outstripping its modest population of around 83,000. It’s a vibrant community of students, thinkers, and entrepreneurs — a metropolitan oasis in the prairie.

When to Search

Champaign has year-round apartment availability, but since it’s a college town, you’ll see a lot of Aug.1 or Aug. 15 leases. And they go fast.

Staying in the Know

The housing market in Champaign is dominated by a handful of large management companies with multiple properties. Much of the housing, especially near campus, is geared toward the undergrad crowd, but venture out of the Campustown bubble and you’ll find places aimed at other demographics: the requisite luxury apartment complexes, as well as quirky brick homes on quintessentially Midwestern, tree-lined streets.

Life in Champaign

Transportation

Champaign’s bus system is among the best in the country. It’s quick and easy to use, and if you’re a student, you’re in luck: Rides are free to anyone enrolled at U of I. (They’re quite cheap for everyone else, too.) Traveling by car, on the other hand, can be an exercise in frustration, especially if you’re anywhere near the university. Parking is in short supply.

Where to play

Campustown, located just steps from the University, is home to the collegiate (and post-collegiate) party crowd, and features many bars open to ages 19 and over. That means that college kids, even if they’re under 21, can enter — although they’re not allowed to drink.

For the post-college — or just generally more chill — crowd, downtown offers a number of sophisticated, quieter venues, including some of the region’s best restaurants.

Attractions

Kids and families love Prairie Farms, a re-creation of a 100-year-old farmhouse, with exhibits on local history and agriculture, as well as a petting zoo. Similarly family friendly is The Orpheum Children’s Museum, which offers science-centric, hands-on exhibits and installations in a kid-friendly setting, and the Sholem Aquatic Center. It’s not all strollers and diaper bags, though: the Orpheum is open to all, and college kids have been known take advantage of Sholem’s pools and water slides in the hotter months, too.

Dining

On Campustown’s Green Street, collegiate staples reign supreme: casual chains, late-night pizzerias (Azzip Pizza is particularly beloved) and cheap, no-frills restaurants geared toward undergrad budgets. A few gems, like Indian stalwart Bombay, stand out from the crowd, offering affordable, high quality meals in family-owned businesses.

Downtown is a better bet for fine dining. Craft breweries, cocktail bars, and Chicago-level cuisine — Miga and Bacaro are particularly popular — attract an older, more sophisticated crowd.

Bars

If you feel like getting rowdy, Campustown is your best bet. Iconic U of I bars like Kam’s, the High Dive, and Legends dominate the neighborhood just northwest of campus, and the scene on weekend nights can get pretty rowdy. Think DJ sets, jello shots, and bouncers.

Want a slightly more sophisticated vibe? Head north, into downtown for a slightly less undergraduate atmosphere. Two brewpubs are especially notable: The Blind Pig, a local brewery and pub, offers craft beers in a comfortable setting, and Destihl serves its own beers alongside classic cocktails and elevated gastropub fare.

Culture

Much of Champaign’s cultural life is centered on the university. On campus, the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts hosts concerts, dance performances, and theater, much of the programming — though not all — put on by U of I students. The university’s art museum, also named after the Krannert family, houses an enormous, wide-ranging collection in 48,000 square feet of space.

Off-campus, downtown Champaign offers three unique, restored movie theaters, each of which has a different cultural offering. The employee-owned cooperative Art shows art-house and European films, while 1,525-seat Virginia plays host to musical, theatrical, and dance performances. And the Orpheum’s neon sign now advertises not films, but the Children’s Science Museum, which calls the former theater home.

Events

In 1999, influential film critic (and U of I alum) Roger Ebert started an annual film festival dedicated to underappreciated movies from the previous year. Every April, Ebertfest takes over The Virginia Theater, bringing together producers, actors, directors, and critics for unique panels and Q&A sessions about the craft of film.

Recently, The Pygmalion Festival has emerged as an annual, SXSW-style gathering for enthusiasts of the arts, culture, tech, and food. The weeklong festival in July features discussions, lectures, exposition booths, panels, and concerts. Recent performers have included Vince Staples, Car Seat Headrest, and Future Islands, among dozens of others.

Shopping

Campustown offers a full range of collegetown shopping options — chain retail, a few thrift stores — conveniently arrayed on or near Green Street. Downtown has quirkier shops, many of them locally owned, like Circles Boutique, a local favorite for upscale women’s fashion. For one-stop shopping, check out The Marketplace Shopping Center mall on Neil Street.

Sports

The U of I Fighting Illini absolutely dominate the local sports scene. Big 10 football and basketball are king here, though the school also excels at several other sports: gymnastics, tennis, baseball, soccer, and especially track and field. You can catch a game (or match, or meet) at the State Farm Center, Memorial Stadium, Illinois Field, and Huff Hall.

Outdoors

Champaign maintains 60 parks, with a total of 654 acres of green space within city limits. Dodd Park, which is near Parkland College and is dedicated to the many Olympic athletes to have come from Champaign, is the largest in the city, housing over 100 acres of lighted athletic fields and picnic areas. Centennial Park, which contains both the Sholem Aquatic Center and Prairie Farms, is a hotspot for winter sledding. Westside Park, in downtown Champaign, was once a commons, where locals could graze their cows for a small fee. It’s now home to the more standard park benches and bandstands.

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Champaign:
May Rent Report

Welcome to the May 2025 Champaign Apartment Report. In this assessment of the local rental market, Rentable data scientists and rental experts break down the May 2025 key findings and figures for the Champaign rental landscape.

Our experts analyze the pricing trends — one-bedroom, two-bedroom, year-over-year and month-over-month — in Champaign and surrounding areas and provide comparisons to the entire metro area, nearby cities and some of the most desirable and expensive cities in the United States. Take a look at the last 12 months of Champaign average rent prices in the chart below.

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Champaign Rent Prices Decrease From April to May

Champaign rent prices decreased over the last month. From April to May, the city experienced a -0.09% decrease for the price of a one-bedroom apartment. The rent price for a Champaign one-bedroom apartments currently stands at $1,107.0.

When we take a look at the two-bedroom comparison from April to May, Champaign experienced a -0.87% decrease for the price of a two-bedroom apartment. The rent price for a Champaign two-bedroom apartments currently stands at $1,372.0.

May Prices: Champaign vs. Surrounding Areas

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Rent Prices in Champaign and Surrounding Areas

Rent prices have decreased in Champaign over the last month. But how have the surrounding areas fared when it comes to the recent volatility in apartment prices? Rent prices in 2 of the Champaign suburbs increased last month. On the other hand, 1 local areas experienced a decrease in the price of a one-bedroom apartment.

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Rent increased in Savoy, IL, Rantoul, IL .
Rent decreased in Urbana, IL.
1 suburb is currently priced higher than the city of Champaign.
2 suburbs are currently priced lower than the city of Champaign.

May 2025 Pricing Trends: Champaign vs. National Comparisons

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Champaign Rent Prices More Affordable Than Major Cities

Rent growth in Champaign over the past year has been declining. When compared to major cities nearby, along with some of the most expensive cities in the country, Champaign average rent prices appear to be relatively affordable for local residents.

The price for a Champaign one-bedroom apartment remains vastly more affordable than four of the largest cities in the United States — New York City, Washington, D.C. San Francisco and Los Angeles. And pricing compares quite similarly to nearby Midwest cities.

For more information about Champaign and surrounding area rent prices, take a look at the complete data set below.

Data set for Champaign and suburbs

	1 BR May	1 BR M/M % Change	2 BR May	2 BR M/M % Change
Champaign, IL	$1,108.0	0.00%	$1,384.0	-0.50%
Urbana, IL	$810.0	0.00%	$1,050.0	0.77%
Savoy, IL	$1,257.0	4.75%	$1,302.0	0.31%
Rantoul, IL	$652.0	1.40%	$726.0	-2.16%

Methodology

Each month, using over 1 million Rentable listings across the United States, we calculate the median 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom rent prices by city, state, and nation, and track the month-over-month percent change. To avoid small sample sizes, we restrict the analysis for our reports to cities meeting minimum population and property count thresholds.