
Apartments near Ashland & Roosevelt in Chicago, IL (1,760 Rentals)


City View Tower

458 N Paulina St

2745 W Wilcox St

1617 W Grand Ave

1601 W Grand Ave

1639 W Grand Ave

900 W Fulton Market St

2500 S Halsted St

1649 W Grand Ave

2258 S Washtenaw Ave

833-45 W. Fulton Mkt.

2746 W Wilcox St

Harrison Courts

1425 W Grand Ave

2710 W 23rd St

1435 W Grand Ave

504 N Hermitage Ave

216 N Halsted St

1419 W Grand Ave

The Bernadette Condominium

2876 S Archer Ave

2600 W 24th Pl

1050 W Kinzie St

2453 S Archer Ave

2720 W 23rd St

370 N Morgan St

2844 W 21st St

507-09 Hartland

1849 W Grand

512 N Ashland Ave

514 N Ashland Ave

976 S Wells St

2642 W 24th St

116-124 S California Ave

2751-57 W. 22nd Pl

1321 W Grand Ave

1146 W Hubbard St

Riverside Development - Phase II

2954 S Archer Ave

734-736 S Sacramento Blvd

2815 W Cermak Rd

1350 W Grand Ave

1122 W Hubbard St

1360 W Grand Ave

2756 W Monroe St

626 W Randolph St

1324 W Grand Ave

1116 W Hubbard St

450 N May St

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