Compared to median rents in 60613, Lakeview
| Type | Price Range |
|---|---|
| 1 Bed | $1,695 – $1,795 |
| 2 Bed | $2,495 |
| Unit | Rent | As Of |
|---|---|---|
| — | $1,745/mo | Mar 2026 |
| Unit | Rent | As Of |
|---|---|---|
| 3928G | $2,495/mo | Apr 2026 |
| — | $2,495/mo | Mar 2026 |
| Unit | Rent | As Of |
|---|---|---|
| 3928G | $3,450/mo | Apr 2026 |
Based on listing data
ARRANGE FOR REINSPECTION REGAR
REPAIR PORCH SYSTEM
Disposition: COMPLIED
REPAIR CATCH BASIN
Disposition: COMPLIED
STOP/REMOVE NUISANCE
Disposition: COMPLIED
REPAIR PORCH SYSTEM
Disposition: COMPLIED
POST OWNER/MANAGERS NAME/#
Disposition: COMPLIED
FILE BLDG REGISTRATION
Disposition: COMPLIED
REPAIR WINDOW SILLS
REPAIR EXTERIOR WALL
ARRANGE PREMISE INSPECTION
Disposition: COMPLIED
REPAIR CORNICE
REPAIR CORNICE
Disposition: COMPLIED
REPAIR EXTERIOR WALL
Disposition: COMPLIED
REPAIR WINDOW SILLS
Disposition: COMPLIED
OPEN TYPE VIOLATION
PLANS & PERMITS REQ - CONTRCTR
PLANS & PERMITS REQ - CONTRCTR
Rent Trend
↑ 61% since 2019
vs. Neighborhood
40% below median
Best Time to Move
Cheapest: September
Based on listing data. Range shows min-max asking rents.
How amenities, location, and building condition affect your rent
Based on listing data
Amenity premiums in this area
Below neighborhood average
Potential savings: ~35% by timing your move
of tenants recommend
Based on 6 verified reviews
“1. not worth the price. They will tell you in a sing-song voice: Location, location. And That's precisely what they're banking on. 2. UNKEMPT.”
— Anonymous, Dec 2025
“Issues are as follows:<br><br>1)When signing lease, Alexia (leasing manager) informed us as a leasing special there is no pet fee or s”
— Anonymous, Jan 2007
Composite scores based on tenant reviews, public records, and complaint data
Below average — tenants report significant concerns.
Nathan U.
3 months ago
Issues are as follows:<br><br>1)When signing lease, Alexia (leasing manager) informed us as a leasing special There's no pet fee or security deposit. When going to leasing office to sign lease they tried charging for both, it took 2 weeks to resolve the situation. <br><br>2)When moving in, knowing that there were 2 names on the lease they provided one set of keys and told us to make the other copies at our own expense.<br><br>3)First week of moving in...dishwasher wasn't connected to the water source...it took 2 months to get it fixed.<br><br>4)First week of moving in...entry gate directory wasn't programmed to our unit. It took 2 months to get our name on there. It still doesn't allow us to buzz guests in.<br><br>5)On 2 separate occasions; the Aad 2 floors down had a stove leaking gas.<br><br>6)Back alley way entrance still doesn't have a lock, It's open to anyone. In addition, the porch lights are constantly out it takes forever to get them replaced.<br><br>7)All of our radiators leak water onto the floors and were beginning to rot the wood. It took about a month for them to fix it. <br><br>8)the rooftop began to leak into our Aad, drywall was damaged with pieces hanging from the ceiling. At time of accident, "maintaince" wouldn't return calls. It took about 1 1/2 months for them to fix it, no reduced rent was offered from them. We are the first tenants in this newly "rehab" Aad. <br><br>9)They provide parking but they don't know who owns it. When first moved in I was writing a check to a private owner, a couple of months later I needed to write the check to the mgmt company, a few months later I was called to verify my spot so I can write the check back to the original owner...as of now (without notice) I need to write the check to mgmt company??? Does this make sense?? <br><br>When originally writing the parking check to the mgm't company I had an issue with the entry door to the garage not working, thus unable to get to my car. I called the mgm't company and they said I need to call the owner of the parking spot (but they did not have the contact info). If I'm writing a check to the mgm't company then doesn't that mean the mgm't company is responsible to fix the problem?? Rather I was forced to find a solution.<br><br>10)They are currently redoing the apartments...meaning You've got numerous times we find out we don't have water or electricity. In addition, There's constant noise from the workers.<br><br>11)The laid tiles on the floor of the entry way. The funny thing is they didn't lay grout until at least 3 months later. Laziness???? I thinks so. Also, they poured the left over grout onto the grass outside, It's now a gray dead area.<br><br>12)To give an idea of how quickly and cheaply they build these apartments, our neighbors moved into the Aad literally 3 hours after the construction crew left.<br><br>13)Overall, the mgmt company sucks. The maintiance staff is worthless and is never found, you always have to leave messages which are rarely returned. The Besidence was put together by cheap labor and materials. You're lucky if all the amenities offered are in working order. This Petting isn't worth the hassle of dealing with the people involved.<br><br>14)When speaking with other tenants they have issues with the mgmt company too. Tentants that lived here before the mgmt transition say since the switch it has gone down hill. It looks better than before but it lacks everything else.<br><br>15)A kindergarten class could run this Petting better then the current mgmt company.
Jean Z.
4 months ago
1. not worth the price. They will tell you in a sing-song voice: Location, location. And That's precisely what they're banking on. 2. UNKEMPT. The common areas are almost never vacuumed, mopped or otherwise looked after. 3. BAD TENANTS. Loud, rude, tenants who themselves don't care about the Pite. They let their dogs poop everywhere, and don't care about how loud they are when returning from bars at 3am. 4. UNSAFE. They've had the same entry code for forever. No plans to change it. 5. I HAD TO BREAK INTO MY OWN UNIT UPON MOVE-IN DAY. The landlord gave me keys that didn't work, locked my unit up, and then didn't answer the emergency maintenance line until 3 days later. Alexia sucks. She will tell you ANYTHING you want to hear to get you to sign.
Gabriel R.
10 months ago
I've regretted signing the lease due to all the problems, this Ppot isn't worth it. I've only been here 2 months and already looking for a sub-leasor so I can get out of here?
Current Resident 291866
16 years ago
1. OVERPRICED. They will tell you in a sing-song voice: Location, location. And that is precisely what they're banking on. 2. UNKEMPT. The common areas are almost never vacuumed, mopped or otherwise looked after. 3. BAD TENANTS. Loud, rude, tenants who themselves don't care about the place. They let their dogs poop everywhere, and don't care about how loud they are when returning from bars at 3am. 4. UNSAFE. They've had the same entry code for forever. No plans to change it. 5. I HAD TO BREAK INTO MY OWN UNIT UPON MOVE-IN DAY. The landlord gave me keys that didn't work, locked my unit up, and then didn't answer the emergency maintenance line until 3 days later. Alexia sucks. She will tell you ANYTHING you want to hear to get you to sign.
Current Resident 279182
19 years ago
I've regretted signing the lease due to all the problems, this place is not worth it. I've only been here 2 months and already looking for a sub-leasor so I can get out of here.
Current Resident 733055
19 years ago
Issues are as follows:<br><br>1)When signing lease, Alexia (leasing manager) informed us as a leasing special there is no pet fee or security deposit. When going to leasing office to sign lease they tried charging for both, it took 2 weeks to resolve the situation. <br><br>2)When moving in, knowing that there were 2 names on the lease they provided one set of keys and told us to make the other copies at our own expense.<br><br>3)First week of moving in...dishwasher was not connected to the water source...it took 2 months to get it fixed.<br><br>4)First week of moving in...entry gate directory was not programmed to our unit. It took 2 months to get our name on there. It still does not allow us to buzz guests in.<br><br>5)On 2 separate occasions; the apartment 2 floors down had a stove leaking gas.<br><br>6)Back alley way entrance still does not have a lock, it is open to anyone. In addition, the porch lights are constantly out it takes forever to get them replaced.<br><br>7)All of our radiators leak water onto the floors and were beginning to rot the wood. It took about a month for them to fix it. <br><br>8)the rooftop began to leak into our apartment, drywall was damaged with pieces hanging from the ceiling. At time of accident, "maintaince" would not return calls. It took about 1 1/2 months for them to fix it, no reduced rent was offered from them. We are the first tenants in this newly "rehab" apartment. <br><br>9)They provide parking but they do not know who owns it. When first moved in I was writing a check to a private owner, a couple of months later I needed to write the check to the management company, a few months later I was called to verify my spot so I can write the check back to the original owner...as of now (without notice) I need to write the check to management company??? Does this make sense?? <br><br>When originally writing the parking check to the mgm't company I had an issue with the entry door to the garage not working, thus unable to get to my car. I called the mgm't company and they said I need to call the owner of the parking spot (but they did not have the contact info). If I'm writing a check to the mgm't company then doesn't that mean the mgm't company is responsible to fix the problem?? Rather I was forced to find a solution.<br><br>10)They are currently redoing the apartments...meaning there are numerous times we find out we don't have water or electricity. In addition, there is constant noise from the workers.<br><br>11)The laid tiles on the floor of the entry way. The funny thing is they didn't lay grout until at least 3 months later. Laziness???? I thinks so. Also, they poured the left over grout onto the grass outside, it is now a gray dead area.<br><br>12)To give an idea of how quickly and cheaply they build these apartments, our neighbors moved into the apartment literally 3 hours after the construction crew left.<br><br>13)Overall, the management company sucks. The maintiance staff is worthless and is never found, you always have to leave messages which are very rarely returned. The building was put together by cheap labor and materials. You're lucky if all the amenities offered are in working order. This place is not worth the hassle of dealing with the people involved.<br><br>14)When speaking with other tenants they have issues with the management company too. Tentants that lived here before the management transition say since the switch it has gone down hill. It looks better than before but it lacks everything else.<br><br>15)A kindergarten class could run this place better then the current management company.
17 questions answered
Based on recent listing data, rent for a 1-bedroom at 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL ranges from $1,695 to $1,795 per month, with a median of $1,745.
Based on recent listing data, rent for a 2-bedroom at 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL is approximately $2,495 per month.
Based on recent listing data, rent for a 2-bedroom at 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL is approximately $2,495 per month.
Based on recent listing data, rent for a 3-bedroom at 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL is approximately $3,450 per month.
Based on available records, 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL is not currently registered as rent stabilized. Rents at this building are likely set at market rate.
The registered owner of 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL is KARAS. You can view their full portfolio of buildings on Lucid Rents.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL, owned by KARAS, has an overall grade of D (1.7/5) on Lucid Rents. Tenants have left 6 reviews. Check tenant reviews for firsthand experiences.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL has an overall grade of D with a score of 1.7 out of 5 on Lucid Rents. This score is based on violations, complaints, and tenant reviews.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL has 1 building permit on record. Recent permit types include: PERMIT – EXPRESS PERMIT PROGRAM. Building permits can indicate ongoing construction or renovation work.
Yes, 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL has 34 Department of Buildings violations on record. These can include issues related to construction safety, building codes, and structural concerns.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL offers 11 amenities including Air Conditioning, On-site Personnel, Parking, Cat Friendly, Garage, Elevator, Balcony/Deck, Laundry Facilities, and more. View the full amenity list on the building page.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL lists pet-friendly amenities (Pet Friendly). Contact the building management to confirm current pet policies and any breed or size restrictions.
Yes, 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL offers laundry amenities: Laundry Facilities, Dishwasher.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL offers the following security and access amenities: Controlled Access.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL has 3 transit options nearby. The closest include: bus: Halsted & Diversey (8), 1.4 mi away.
The 60613 zip code where 3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL is located has 6,876 crime incidents on record. Check the neighborhood report card for 60613 for a full breakdown by crime type.
3912 N PINE GROVE AVE, Chicago, IL has 6 tenant reviews with an average rating of 1.7 out of 5. 0 out of 6 reviewers would recommend this building.