Property Overview and Location
June Homes 60622 is a shared-living property located in Chicago’s 60622 zip code, covering parts of the West Town, Ukrainian Village, and East Humboldt Park neighborhoods. The address places it roughly 3 miles northwest of the Loop, with good access to public transit (Blue Line and multiple bus routes) and a mix of residential streets, local restaurants, and grocery stores. The area is popular among students and young professionals who want to be near downtown without paying downtown rents.
The unit types available are described as 3-bedroom, 4-bedroom, and 5-bedroom configurations, none of which are ensuite—meaning residents share a bathroom with other housemates. The property is branded as an independent house, which typically means a single-family home or townhouse converted into shared living. Common area furnishings (sofa, dining table, basic kitchenware) are included, along with a refrigerator and microwave. The minimum lease term is one month, offering flexibility uncommon for traditional apartments in Chicago.
Who This Residence Suits Best
June Homes 60622 works well for students or interns who need a short-term, furnished place without the hassle of utility setup, lease paperwork, or buying furniture. The monthly rent (USD 875–1,375) is all-inclusive of most utilities (confirm with the operator), and the one-month minimum makes it a viable option for summer internships, semester exchanges, or transitional housing between academic terms.
It also suits people who value convenience over privacy. With 3–5 housemates, common areas are shared, but the property’s management handles maintenance and cleaning of shared spaces. The presence of a responsive support team (as noted by a resident below) reduces the risk of being stuck with a broken appliance or a maintenance issue.
Budget-minded renters coming from outside Chicago will appreciate that the rent is positioned above the city’s lowest-priced shared rooms (which start around USD 600/month) but still below many professionally managed studios in the same neighborhoods. The price range of 875–1,375 USD per month is indicative—confirm with the operator.
Who Might Want to Look Elsewhere
June Homes 60622 is not a good fit for anyone who needs a private bathroom or a single-occupancy unit. All room types listed are non-ensuite, so you will always share at least one bathroom with other tenants. If having your own bathroom is a priority, you would need to look at studios or one-bedroom apartments elsewhere in Chicago.
The property also may not suit people who are highly sensitive to management inconsistency. One resident gave a 1-star review citing misrepresentation: “June Homes showcase photos in their adds which is far off from reality. It is one thing that photos sometimes don’t match and it is completely different if they are selling furnished units to working professionals and taking a fee for cleaning and n” [review truncated]. While the majority of reviews on Google are positive (4.0 average from 1,400 reviews), the risk of mismatched expectations exists, especially for a company that operates across multiple cities.
Finally, if you prefer a quieter, more private living situation with fewer housemates, a 3–5 person shared house may feel crowded. The property is a branded independent house, meaning it is managed by June Homes but functions like a typical shared house with common areas. Social noise and different schedules among housemates are to be expected.
What Residents Actually Say
Three reviews from the property’s Google listing (total 1,400 reviews, average rating 4.0) illustrate the range of experiences.
Positive: “I had a great experience with June Homes. The move-in process was smooth, the apartment matched the listing, and the support team was responsive whenever I had questions. I especially appreciated how flexible and convenient everything was compared to a traditional lease. The place was clean, well-maintained, and in a g” — Mohamad Karim, 5-star review.
This aligns with the general value proposition: a hassle-free move-in, flexible lease, and proactive customer service. The “g” at the end is a truncation of “good condition” or “great location” — the exact word is missing, but the sentiment is clearly positive.
Negative: “Andres & Nelly Real Estate agents in New York City- False advertising! June Homes showcase photos in their adds which is far off from reality. It is one thing that photos sometimes don’t match and it is completely different if they are selling furnished units to working professionals and taking a fee for cleaning and n” — Sharmila Biswas, 1-star review.
This review points to a potential disconnect between online photos and the actual unit condition. The mention of a cleaning fee suggests that some residents felt the upfront costs (deposit: USD 109, indicative) did not correspond to the cleanliness they received.
Another positive: “I’ve genuinely enjoyed living with June Homes. The moving process was simple, which made settling in easy. The place was clean, comfortable, and felt welcoming from day one. Also, whenever I’ve reached out with a question, their customer service has always been helpful and prompt. I’d definitely recommend June Homes if” — Dawit Desta, 5-star review.
The repetition of clean, comfortable, and helpful customer service in multiple reviews suggests that the property’s management does respond to issues, but the negative review warns that not every listing matches its photos.
Price Positioning and Room Types
The Chicago shared-housing market has a from-price of about USD 600 per month for a bed in a shared apartment (often in older buildings or less central neighborhoods). June Homes 60622 sits 45–130% above that baseline, depending on which room you choose.
- Room types: 3-bedroom, 4-bedroom, and 5-bedroom configurations. All rooms are non-ensuite (shared bathroom). The property is described as a branded independent house, which typically means a larger single-family home operated under a brand lease.
- Price range: USD 875–1,375 per month. The lower end likely corresponds to the smallest bedroom in a 5-bedroom unit; the upper end to the largest room in a 3-bedroom unit. All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator.
- Deposit: USD 109 (refundable, subject to conditions).
- Lease term: minimum 1 month, maximum likely negotiable.
For context, a typical studio apartment in the 60622 area often rents for USD 1,300–1,800 per month (unfurnished, not including utilities). Shared living through June Homes is cheaper than renting a studio alone but more expensive than a barebones room found on traditional roommate-finding platforms. The trade-off is a managed service with a support team and all furnishings.
Booking Timing Considerations
The property’s availability date is not specified in the data provided. For properties like this, availability depends on room turnover. Since the minimum lease is one month, rooms can become free at any time. However, peak seasons in Chicago (August–September for fall semester, January for spring semester) see higher demand. If you are a student at University of Chicago, University of Illinois Chicago (UIC), or Illinois Institute of Technology, booking 2–3 months in advance is reasonable to secure a room in your preferred unit size.
Given the mixed reviews regarding photo accuracy, it is advisable to request a virtual tour or recent photos of the exact room you will be assigned before paying the deposit. The manager (June Homes) operates multiple properties; the quality may differ by building.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum lease term?
The minimum lease term for June Homes 60622 is one month. This makes it suitable for short-term stays such as summer internships, semester-long exchanges, or temporary housing between leases. Longer stays are allowed — you can renew month-to-month or negotiate a fixed end date. Confirm the exact terms with the operator.
Are utilities included in the rent?
The listing does not explicitly state utility inclusion, but typical June Homes shared rentals include basic utilities (water, gas, electricity, internet) in the monthly rent. The deposit of USD 109 is separate. To be certain, ask the property operator whether electricity and internet are covered and whether there are any caps or extra fees. The price range (875–1,375 USD) is indicative — confirm with the operator.
How much is the security deposit?
The security deposit listed is USD 109. This is notably low compared to traditional apartments (which often require one month’s rent). However, the deposit is refundable subject to the condition of the room at move-out. The negative review cited a “cleaning fee” — clarify with the operator what deductions are standard before signing.
Sources & data date: 2026-07
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