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The Porter vs ReNew Oak Park

The Porter has 13 available apartments from $1,905 (median $2,435). ReNew Oak Park has 12 available apartments from $1,949 (median $2,399). Prices, sizes, amenities, transit and reviews side by side, checked September 23, 2026.

Where they differ

  • The Porter starts lower, at $1,905 a month against $1,949 at ReNew Oak Park.
  • For a studio, the median asking rent is $2,055 at The Porter and $2,109 at ReNew Oak Park, a difference of $54 (3%).
  • For a 1 bedroom, the median asking rent is $2,468 at The Porter and $2,639 at ReNew Oak Park, a difference of $171 (6%).
  • For a 2 bedroom, the median asking rent is $3,619 at ReNew Oak Park and $5,990 at The Porter, a difference of $2,371 (40%).
  • Per square foot, The Porter is the better value at $3.71 against $3.75 at ReNew Oak Park.
  • The Porter has more choice right now: 13 available apartments against 12 at ReNew Oak Park.
  • Renters rate The Porter higher on Google: 4.8 out of 5 against 4.3 for ReNew Oak Park.
  • Only ReNew Oak Park lists in-unit laundry, pool, fitness center, rooftop, parking, balconies.
  • The Porter is closer to the CTA: Harlem/Lake is a 3 minute walk, while ReNew Oak Park is 7 minutes from Harlem/Lake.
  • The Porter is running a special: 0.5 MO FREE.

Rent and availability

The PorterReNew Oak Park
Available now1312
Starting rent$1,905$1,949
Median asking rent$2,435$2,399
Median rent per sq ft$3.71$3.75
Studiofrom $1,905 · median $2,055 · 5 available · ~428 sq ftfrom $1,949 · median $2,109 · 6 available · ~531 sq ft
1 bedroomfrom $2,325 · median $2,468 · 6 available · ~741 sq ftfrom $2,539 · median $2,639 · 5 available · ~762 sq ft
2 bedroomfrom $5,990 · median $5,990 · 1 available · ~1,692 sq ftfrom $3,619 · median $3,619 · 1 available · ~1,150 sq ft
3 bedroomfrom $7,580 · median $7,580 · 1 available · ~2,248 sq ftNone available
Current specials0.5 MO FREENone listed

Building and amenities

The PorterReNew Oak Park
NeighborhoodOak ParkOak Park
Year builtn/an/a
Total units1312
Google rating4.8 / 5 (108 reviews)4.3 / 5 (299 reviews)
In-unit laundryNot listed Yes
PoolNot listed Yes
Fitness centerNot listed Yes
RooftopNot listed Yes
Doorman or conciergeNot listedNot listed
ParkingNot listed Yes
Pets allowed Yes Yes
EV chargingNot listedNot listed
BalconiesNot listed Yes
Amenities listed328
Managed byBozzutoTrinity Property Consultants

Getting around

The PorterReNew Oak Park
Nearest CTAHarlem/Lake (Green), 3 min walkHarlem/Lake (Green), 7 min walk
Nearest groceryWhole Foods, 4 min walkTrader Joe's, 5 min walk
Transit to O'Hare63 min67 min
Transit to Aon Center51 min49 min
Transit to Willis Tower37 min41 min
Transit to Art Institute44 min48 min
Transit to Union Station33 min36 min
Transit to Millennium Park48 min49 min

Walk times are sidewalk-routed. Transit times are for a weekday morning. See how we measure.

Frequently asked

Is The Porter or ReNew Oak Park cheaper?

The Porter starts lower, at $1,905 a month against $1,949 at ReNew Oak Park. For a studio, the median asking rent is $2,055 at The Porter and $2,109 at ReNew Oak Park, a difference of $54 (3%). For a 1 bedroom, the median asking rent is $2,468 at The Porter and $2,639 at ReNew Oak Park, a difference of $171 (6%). For a 2 bedroom, the median asking rent is $3,619 at ReNew Oak Park and $5,990 at The Porter, a difference of $2,371 (40%).

Which has more apartments available, The Porter or ReNew Oak Park?

As of September 23, 2026, The Porter has 13 available apartments and ReNew Oak Park has 12 available apartments.

Which is rated higher on Google, The Porter or ReNew Oak Park?

The Porter is rated 4.8 out of 5 from 108 reviews. ReNew Oak Park is rated 4.3 out of 5 from 299 reviews.

Where do these numbers come from?

Precise Rent reads each building's own published pricing and availability every morning and afternoon. Rent is the listed monthly price before any special, for apartments available right now. Google ratings are as published on Google Maps.

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