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


7123 S South Chicago Ave

4516 S Vincennes Ave

7147-7149 S Woodlawn Ave

4326 S Greenwood Ave

4331 S Oakenwald Ave

1456 E 71st Pl

6812 S Merrill Ave

Crandominium on the Lake

4816 S Michigan Ave

6625 S Wabash Ave

4314 S Berkeley Ave

6669 S Michigan Ave

4554-4558 S King Dr

CHICAGO 4 PLEX

6932-6934 S Jeffrey Blvd

7040 S Cregier Ave

4550 S King Dr

1511-1515 E 71st Pl

6801 S Merrill Ave

6800 S Paxton Ave

1400 East 72nd Street

4313 S Berkeley Ave

4310-4312 S Greenwood Ave

6801 S Indiana Ave

4311 S Berkeley Ave

614-622 E 71st St

4750 S Michigan Ave

1215-1219 E 72nd St

7200 S Woodlawn Ave

6755 S Paxton Ave

7115 S Cornell Ave

6933 S Jeffery Blvd

6825 S Merrill Ave

6900 S Clyde Ave

4719-4725 S Michigan Ave

7105-7111 South Champlain Avenue/635-643 East 71st Street

4530 King Dr

417-419 E 45th St

6808 S Indiana Ave

6835-6837 S Merrill Ave

6848-6852 S Merrill Ave

6800 S Indiana Ave

234-240 W 57th St

4801-4807 S Wabash Ave

6748 S Crandon Ave

7201-7207 S Dorchester Ave

4711-4715 S Michigan Ave

6833 S Indiana Ave

6901-6911 S Prairie Ave

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