Quick answer
One-bedrooms start at $3,787 at Elevate Lincoln Park and $2,847 at Park Lincoln by Reside — Park Lincoln by Reside is the cheaper entry point. Studios start at $2,664 at Elevate Lincoln Park and $2,150 at Park Lincoln by Reside. Elevate Lincoln Park lists 10 homes (6 available now); Park Lincoln by Reside lists 10 (5 available now). Elevate Lincoln Park’s utility billing bundle runs $100–$200/mo by unit type. Park Lincoln by Reside charges a $400 admin fee and a $50 application fee.
How we get these numbers
Gathered: every figure on this page comes from IQ Realtors's own rental database of real, currently listed homes in professionally managed Chicago buildings — the same verified data behind our search.
Verified: rents, availability and move-in specials are checked against each building's official leasing sources. Fees are published only where a verified fee sheet is on file — and where one is not, the page says so instead of guessing.
Fresh: this page was generated November 13, 2026 from that data, and pages are rebuilt as the underlying rents and specials change — the generation date is the freshness stamp.
Elevate Lincoln Park and Park Lincoln by Reside are both professionally managed buildings in Lincoln Park — two towers a renter here is most likely to cross-shop. This is the side-by-side, from IQ Realtors's verified rental data.
How do rents compare at Elevate Lincoln Park and Park Lincoln by Reside?
| Building | Homes listed | Available now | From | Rent range | Average rent | Sq ft range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studios | ||||||
| Elevate Lincoln Park | 2 | 1 | $2,664 | $2,664–$2,804 | $2,734 | 515–517 |
| Park Lincoln by Reside | 6 | 3 | $2,150 | $2,150–$2,367 | $2,221 | 442–448 |
| One-bedrooms | ||||||
| Elevate Lincoln Park | 5 | 3 | $3,787 | $3,787–$4,338 | $3,981 | 678–831 |
| Park Lincoln by Reside | 4 | 2 | $2,847 | $2,847–$3,107 | $2,937 | 720–724 |
| Two-bedrooms | ||||||
| Elevate Lincoln Park | 1 | 1 | $5,705 | $5,705 | $5,705 | 1,082 |
| Park Lincoln by Reside | No two-bedroom homes with published rents in the current feed. | |||||
| Three-bedrooms | ||||||
| Elevate Lincoln Park | 2 | 1 | $9,198 | $9,198–$9,307 | $9,253 | 1,430 |
| Park Lincoln by Reside | No three-bedroom homes with published rents in the current feed. | |||||
The buildings side by side
| Elevate Lincoln Park | Park Lincoln by Reside | |
|---|---|---|
| Address | 930 W Altgeld St, Chicago | 2470 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60614, Chicago |
| Neighborhood | Lincoln Park | Lincoln Park |
| Homes listed | 10 | 10 |
| Available now | 6 | 5 |
| Current special | — | — |
| Fees & utilities | Utility billing bundle $100–$200/mo per unit type (flat-rate apportionment); electric is usage-based through a third party. Only the utility figures are published in the building’s official cost table — ask leasing for the full current fee sheet for the rest. (Per Greystar’s official property page, checked November 2026.) | Pet fees (per pet): cats $300 one-time · dogs $400 one-time, plus $30/mo pet rent, max 2 pets. Application fee $50. Admin fee $400. Parking: resident garage $240/mo · resident lot $225/mo · motorcycle $50/mo (non-resident $245–$265/mo). (Per the building’s official site fee block, checked November 2026.) |
| Parking (building summary) | — | Resident garage $240/mo · resident lot $225/mo (per the building’s official site) |
| Pets | Pet-friendly; indoor dog spa + outdoor dog run (Oct 2026) | Pet fees and rent (if applicable) are per pet. |
| Laundry | — | In-unit W/D |
| Transit | 🚇 Fullerton (Red) · 3 min · 🚌 74, 8 | 🚇 Fullerton · 12 min |
| Walk / Transit / Bike Score | 96 / 84 / 85 | 97 / 81 / 92 |
| Year built | 2017 | 1969 |
| Amenity highlights | Outdoor pool · Fitness center · Rooftop deck · Doorman · Dog run · In-unit washer/dryer · Balconies | Fitness center · Rooftop deck · In-unit washer/dryer · Balconies |
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Frequently asked questions
Which is cheaper for a one-bedroom, Elevate Lincoln Park or Park Lincoln by Reside?
One-bedrooms start at $3,787 at Elevate Lincoln Park (5 homes, averaging $3,981) and $2,847 at Park Lincoln by Reside (4 homes, averaging $2,937), so Park Lincoln by Reside has the lower entry price.
Which is cheaper for a studio, Elevate Lincoln Park or Park Lincoln by Reside?
Studios start at $2,664 at Elevate Lincoln Park and $2,150 at Park Lincoln by Reside; Park Lincoln by Reside starts lower.
How many homes are available now at Elevate Lincoln Park and Park Lincoln by Reside?
Elevate Lincoln Park has 6 of its 10 listed homes available now; Park Lincoln by Reside has 5 of 10. Dated availability for the rest is shown on IQ Realtors.
What are the fees at Elevate Lincoln Park and Park Lincoln by Reside?
Elevate Lincoln Park: Utility billing bundle $100–$200/mo per unit type (flat-rate apportionment); electric is usage-based through a third party. Only the utility figures are published in the building’s official cost table — ask leasing for the full current fee sheet for the rest. (Per Greystar’s official property page, checked November 2026.) Park Lincoln by Reside: Pet fees (per pet): cats $300 one-time · dogs $400 one-time, plus $30/mo pet rent, max 2 pets. Application fee $50. Admin fee $400. Parking: resident garage $240/mo · resident lot $225/mo · motorcycle $50/mo (non-resident $245–$265/mo). (Per the building’s official site fee block, checked November 2026.)
Where are Elevate Lincoln Park and Park Lincoln by Reside located?
Both buildings are in Lincoln Park, Chicago: Elevate Lincoln Park at 930 W Altgeld St and Park Lincoln by Reside at 2470 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60614.
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Search all homes on IQ Realtors → More answersFigures on this page come from IQ Realtors's verified rental data, checked against buildings' official leasing sources. Page generated November 13, 2026. Rents, specials and availability change — confirm current pricing on IQ Realtors before you apply.
