Chatham - Kent, ON apartments for rent
48 apartments for rent in Chatham - Kent, ON, from 31 communities.
Riverbend Tower Apartments
45 Riverview Drive, Chatham, ON, N7M 6B8
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Park Place 1
550 Park Ave W., Chatham, ON, N7M 0S6
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Park Place 2
570 Park Ave W., Chatham, ON, N7M 0T6
151-157 King STREET Unit# 4 4
151-157 King STREET Unit# 4, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
49 Taylor AVENUE Unit# 103 103
49 Taylor AVENUE Unit# 103, Chatham, ON, N7L2T4
42 Elizabeth STREET Unit# Upper Upper
42 Elizabeth STREET Unit# Upper, Chatham, ON, N7L2Y3
43 Taylor AVENUE Unit# 103 103
43 Taylor AVENUE Unit# 103, Chatham, ON, N7L2T4
45 DOVERDOON Drive Unit# 7
45 DOVERDOON Drive Unit# 7, Chatham, ON, N7L4H4
151-157 King STREET Unit# 11 11
151-157 King STREET Unit# 11, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
121 King STREET Unit# 704 704
121 King STREET Unit# 704, Chatham, ON, N7M0K7
175 Churchill Park ROAD Unit# 217 217
175 Churchill Park ROAD Unit# 217, Chatham, ON, N7M6K5
76 Vanier STREET Unit# 302 302
76 Vanier STREET Unit# 302, Chatham, ON, N7L2T4
151-157 King STREET Unit# 6 6
151-157 King STREET Unit# 6, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
151-157 King STREET Unit# 10 10
151-157 King STREET Unit# 10, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
151-157 King STREET Unit# 2 2
151-157 King STREET Unit# 2, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
151-157 King STREET Unit# 1 1
151-157 King STREET Unit# 1, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
151-157 King STREET Unit# 3 3
151-157 King STREET Unit# 3, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
121 King STREET Unit# 702 702
121 King STREET Unit# 702, Chatham, ON, N7M0K7
364 Grand AVENUE East Unit# 210 210
364 Grand AVENUE East Unit# 210, Chatham, ON, N7L1W6
151-157 King STREET Unit# 5 5
151-157 King STREET Unit# 5, Chatham, ON, N7M1E4
175 Churchill Park ROAD Unit# 315 315
175 Churchill Park ROAD Unit# 315, Chatham, ON, N7M6K5
175 Churchill Park ROAD Unit# 102 102
175 Churchill Park ROAD Unit# 102, Chatham, ON, N7M6K5
121 King STREET Unit# 310 310
121 King STREET Unit# 310, Chatham, ON, N7M0K7
130 Park AVENUE East Unit# 401 401
130 Park AVENUE East Unit# 401, Chatham, ON, N7M7V6
364 Grand AVENUE East Unit# 313 313
364 Grand AVENUE East Unit# 313, Chatham, ON, N7L1W6
Renter’s City Guide to Chatham-Kent
CITY GUIDE
CHATHAM KENT, ONTARIO
Situated between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie in the southeastern portion of the province is Chatham-Kent, with a population of over 103,000. The city covers over 2,458 square kilometres and is located near the communities of St. Thomas, and Leamington. The Thames River runs through the city and it, together with the two nearby lakes, makes for picturesque views.The city’s proximity to the Canada/United States border provides easy access to American cities such as Detroit and Ann Arbor (Michigan).
Real Estate Market Overview
Housing prices in Chatham-Kent are very affordable, with averages ranging from $140,000 to $280,000. The northern section of the city offers a mix of affordable older and newer single-family homes, as well as retail and industrial commercial space. Chatham-Kent’s central section has mostly older single-family homes and some condo options close to the city centre, with some newer builds along the city’s edge. This section also offers plenty of commercial space to choose from (industrial and retail), and some vacant lots. Larger, newer-built single-family homes can be found in the southern section, along with industrial commercial space and vacant lots.
Rental Market
Chatham-Kent’s vacancy rate has remained fairly steady over the past few years, sitting between 5% and 6%.Apartments with three or more bedrooms tend to have the lowest vacancy rates in the city. Average rent costs in the city are around $500 for a bachelor apartment, $650 for a one-bedroom apartment, $760 for a two-bedroom apartment, and $720 for a three-bedroom (or more) apartment. The overall average rent in Chatham-Kent is about $700. Rent costs have gone up slightly for one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, and down slightly for bachelor and three-bedroom apartments. Rental townhouses tend to cost slightly less per month than units in traditional apartment buildings.
Employment
Chatham-Kent’s largest industries are agribusiness and chemical, automotive, energy, public services, and retail.Two large companies with agribusiness/chemical operations in the city are Pioneer Hi-Bred Limited (seed breeding and biotechnology), which is a division of DuPont, and GreenField Specialty Alcohols Inc. (plant producing ethanol for beverage, medical, and industrial use). Automotive plants just outside of the city include Mahle (emissions controls and plastics) and AutoLiv Canada (airbags). RM Auctions and RM Restorations (the world’s largest auction house and restoration company, respectively, for vintage cars) also operate in the area. Other large employers include Union Gas, Spectra Energy, and the federal government.
Transportation
CK Transit operates public bus transportation in the city. There are four routes within the city, as well as three routes connecting Chatham-Kent with nearby communities such as Wallaceburg, Dresden, Blenheim, Ridgetown, Tilbury, and Merlin. Chatham Specialized Transit Service provides door-to-door service for residents with mobility issues. Residents can also travel via Greyhound (long-distance bus) andVIA Rail (train). These routes provide access to other nearby communities in both Canada and the United States.
Schools
Three school boards operate primary and secondary schools in Chatham-Kent: the Lambton Kent District School Board, the St. Clair Catholic District School Board, and the Conseil scolaire catholique Providence.Schools in the city include Chatham-Kent Secondary School, Tecumseh Public School, Queen Elizabeth II Public School, Victor Lauriston Public School, Monsignor Uyen Catholic School, John McGregor Secondary School, Winston Churchill Public School, Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School, and Gregory Drive Public School. Private school options are also available. Post-secondary institutions in Chatham-Kent include St. Clair College (a satellite location of St. Clair College of Windsor), offering programs in business, child and youth care, social work, trades, healthcare, and justice; and the University of Guelph’s Ridgetown Campus, with courses in veterinary technology, horticulture, and agriculture.
Family Life
Kingston Park provides plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities with walking trails, playground equipment, treed areas, grassy areas, benches, three covered pavilions, restrooms, and a splash pad featuring water spouts, a water cauldron soaker, and interactive water cannons.The park covers seven hectares and is great for playing, picnicking, or just relaxing. The Milner Heritage House is the former home of a carriage maker and his family, built in 1894 in the Queen Anne style. The house was restored and turned into a museum about 45 years ago, and today visitors can enjoy hearing stories from costumed guides about life in the early 1900s. Various artifacts can be found throughout the house, including artwork created by the carriage maker’s wife.