Romeoville is a village in the southwest suburb of Chicago nearby the I-355 extension south from the Stevenson Expressway (I-55) to I-80. Romeoville IL is part of Will County and has a population at about 39,000. The City of Romeoville houses the Edward Hospital Athletic and Event Center that opened in 2014.
Why is Romeoville so special?
Romeoville IL received the "Outstanding Facility Award" for its exceptional and unique achievements in design and development. And if that wasn't good enough, Romeoville houses over 600 commercial businesses and has gotten the gold medal from International Economic Development Council by making 1,500+ jobs in 2013. This includes commercial buildings. If you want to invest in commercial buildings and find commercial property for sale in Romeoville, do it with Caton.
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Romeoville IL Population: ~39,000
48% Males, 51% Females
The average age in Romeoville IL is 33 years old.
The estimated housing value in Romeoville IL is around $250,000.
50% of residents are white, 29% Hispanic, 6% Asian, and 11% African American in Romeoville IL.
Hospitals in Romeoville IL include Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital and 6 others.
There is 1 college/university in Romeoville IL called Lewis University and around 7 other colleges in the area, including the University of St Francis.
There are 9 private and public high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools in Romeoville IL.
With its booming businesses growing, Romeoville is home to more than 500 businesses and is home to employers like Lewis University, FedEx Ground, LifeTime Fitness, Ulta Beauty, Chicago Tube and Iron, and more.
A reputed restaurant in Romeoville, IL, offering unique Scottish and American dishes.
Sleek, lively Japanese haunt with tableside teppanyaki plus traditional & creative sushi rolls.
Family restaurant, specializing in fried chicken served family style, as well as steaks, shrimp, and fish.
Golf club offers a performance center, the Great Hall for events, weddings, and corporate meetings, and McWethy's Tavern.
American Restaurant/local bar/Grill
Sports bar of former Chicago Bear serving basic pub cooking with TV's, pool & darts.
Bowling alley chain featuring billiards, arcade games & snacks; some locations offer laser tag.
An authentic Italian Cafè with wonderful desserts, great coffee, great fresh cut deli sandwiches and much more!
Old-school, family-friendly Italian-American option for pizza, pasta, burgers, wings & more.
RomeoFest is a 4-day long celebration of the Romeoville community with music, food, family entertainment, carnival, car show, bingo, and much more.
Lewis University is a private Roman Catholic and Lasallian university.
The Romeoville campus serves as an extension from the main community college building from Joliet, Illinois.
Sport complex which offers open turf, soccer, baseball, softball, basketball courts, football, volleyball, lacrosse, golf, birthday, and more.
Relaxing stay in Romeoville which features free high speed internet, complimentary breakfast, indoor pool, fitness center, and valet laundry services.
Romeoville's Comfort Inn sits nearby the Bolingbrook Golf Course and the Chicagoland Speedway. Also offers free wifi, business center, fitness center, and indoor pool.
A public airport that offers flying school at their nearby Lewis University and vintage plane events.
A free-standing museum operated by the Forest Preserve District of Will County that educates visitors about the fur-trading heritage of Will County and its surrounding areas.
Museum dedicated for vintage Ford model lovers started by the Beller couples from 1993.