
Apartments near University of Chicago in Chicago, IL (2,116 Rentals)


6427 S Kimbark Ave

6420 S Kenwood Ave

5333 S Hyde Park Blvd

5406-5408 S East View Park

5115 S Drexel Ave

East View Park

6421 S Ellis Ave

6201-03 S Champlain Ave

6233 S Langley Ave

6129 S Saint Lawrence Ave

6424 S Greenwood Ave

1200 E Madison Park

6349 S Maryland Ave

5041-5043 S Dorchester Ave

5021 S Woodlawn Ave

924-928 E Hyde Park Blvd

6200 S Saint Lawrence Ave

6430-6432 S Ellis Ave

1216 E Madison Park

5025 S Woodlawn Ave

1226 E Madison Park

6433-6435 Kenwood

5046-5052 S Blackstone Ave

1234-1236 E Madison Park

1320 Madison Park

5018 S Woodlawn Ave

1218 E Madison Park

6200 S Champlain Ave

6405 S Ingleside Ave

855 E 64th St

5037-5039 S Dorchester Ave

6427-6429 S Drexel Ave

6448-6456 S Woodlawn Ave

6449 S Greenwood Ave

5012 S Woodlawn Ave

5027-5035 S Dorchester Ave

6446 S Dorchester Ave

6448 S Dorchester Ave

5004 S Woodlawn Ave

6440 S Ellis Ave

6437-6439 S Ingleside Ave

Hampton House

6324 S Evans Ave

5021 S Dorchester Ave

5112-5114 S Cornell Ave

6031 Eberhart Ave

6400-6402 S Maryland Ave

5012-5014 S Dorchester Ave

6425 S Maryland Ave

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