
Apartments near 95th & Jeffrey Shopping Center in Chicago, IL (597 Rentals)


8109 South Colfax

8741 S Cottage Grove Ave

9036 S Langley Ave

9605 S Avenue L

9020 S Langley Ave

8052 S Kingston Ave

3001 E 83rd St

8050 S Kingston Ave

8620 S Drexel Ave

8500 S Burley Ave

8016 S Phillips Ave

9624 S Ewing Ave

952 E 85th St

8545 S Drexel Ave

8036 S Kingston Ave

956-960 E 85th St

2034 E 80th St

8501 S Burley Ave

8029-8031 S Essex Ave

8533 S Drexel Ave

946 E 85th St

8539 S Drexel Ave

8153 S Muskegon Ave

957 E 84th Pl

7952 S Chappel Ave

8427 Brandon

837 E 86th St

953 E 84th Pl

947 E 84th Pl

962 E 84th Pl

8200-8223 S Exchange Ave

8207 S Exchange Ave

8408 S Burley Ave

8000 S Kingston Ave

7952 S Phillips Ave

9841 S Ewing Ave

519 E 94th St

10432 S Maryland Ave

10422 Maryland Ave

953 E 84th St

957 E 84th St

949 E 84th St

8430 S Ingleside Ave

7926 S Luella Ave

7956 S Kingston Ave

8415 S Ingleside Ave

8411 S Ingleside Ave

9917 S Ewing Ave

7924 S Luella Ave

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