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Please contact the Chicago Lawyers' Committee for CivilRights at 312-630-9744 or one of the governmental agencies listed below if you have questions. Federal FairHousing Act 42 USC Â§ 3601 Illinois HumanRights Act 775 ILCS 5/3-101 Cook CountyHuman Rts. Ord.Chicago FairHousing Ord.
Best Answer: Rent control is illegal in the entire state of Illinois. The landlord can raise the rent to whatever they want. The landlord is not limited to how much they can increase the rent in a non-rent controlled property. As long as proper notice is provided the tenant, the rent can be raised infinitely. Of course the tenant has the right to refuse by providing proper notice to vacate.