
Apartments near University of Chicago in Chicago, IL (2,114 Rentals)


6948 S Harper Ave

4801 S Calumet Ave

4453 S Lake Park Ave

5138 S Wabash Ave

6711 S Chappel Ave

4449 S Lake Park Ave

4525 S Evans Ave

4434 S University Ave

4825-4829 S Prairie Ave

5020 S Michigan Ave

4527 S Evans Ave

4634-4638 S Vincennes Ave

4430 S University Ave

4438 S Greenwood Ave

539 E 46th Pl

4459 S Oakenwald Ave

4500-4506 S Cottage Grove Ave

6729 S Chappel Ave

4457 S Oakenwald Ave

3932 S Indiana Ave

4620-4624 S Vincennes Ave

4716-4718 S King Dr

4435 S Oakenwald Ave

4431 S Oakenwald Ave

6716-6718 S Clyde Ave

4956 S Michigan

4852-4858 S Indiana Ave

4706-4714 S King Dr

4427 S Oakenwald Ave

4419 S Greenwood Ave

2101 E 67th St

6756 S Chappel

4413 S Lake Park Ave

4749 S Prairie Ave

6706 S Prairie Ave

4411 S Lake Park Ave

4413 S Oakenwald Ave

7004 S Cornell Ave

6950 S Cregier Ave

7048 S Dante Ave

6830 S Jeffery Blvd

4403-4405 S Lake Park Ave

4716 S Calumet Ave

6714-6716 S Prairie Ave

211-213 E 48th St

4401 S Lake Park Ave

4361-4363 S Greenwood Ave

4418 S Drexel Blvd

6739-6741 S Clyde Ave

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