
Apartments near Ashland & Roosevelt in Chicago, IL (1,784 Rentals)


710 N Elizabeth St

229 W 22nd Pl

222 W 22nd Pl

711-717 North Ada

2312 W Ohio St

711 W Grand Ave

The Montreville

2114 S Albany Ave

218 W 22nd Pl

724 N Elizabeth St

2815 W 25th Pl

2332 W Ohio St

The Donohue

538-542 N Western Ave

707 W Grand Ave

2326 S Sacramento Ave

2142 S Albany St

2800 S Wallace St

2951 S Quinn St

3051 W Cermak Rd

721 N Elizabeth St

2039 W Superior St

3053 W Cermak Rd

Luxury condo unit

3104 W Monroe St

2917 W 24th Blvd

266 W 24th St

2901 S Emerald Ave

2320-2324 S Sacramento Ave

The Callum Brian

2346 S Sacramento Ave

The Apex

1035 W Huron St

Smith Park Condos

700 W Grand Ave

2246 S Whipple St

3121 W Monroe St

651 N Milwaukee Ave

3012 W Warren Blvd

2900 S Union Ave

City Towne Lofts

464 W 27th St

729 N Hoyne Ave

2100 W Superior St

226 W 23rd Plz

2901 S Union Ave

2121 W Superior St

246 W 24th St

904 W Erie St

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