
Apartments near Barry Plaza in Chicago, IL (2,178 Rentals)


3401-3411 N Pulaski Ave

4155-4157 W Henderson St

3423-3427 N Milwaukee Ave

3435 N Milwaukee Ave

2959 N Kenneth Ave

3935 W Wrightwood Ave

3817 W Wrightwood Ave

3563 W Henderson

3345 N Central Park Ave

3801 W Wrightwood Ave

3714 W Wrightwood St

3002 N Kilbourn Ave

3400 W Barry Ave

3124 N Kimball Ave

4128-34 W. Addison St. / 3601-03 N. Kedvale Ave

3802 W Altgeld St

4205-4207 W Addison St

3559 N Milwaukee Ave

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Hairpin Lofts

4541-43 N Kolmar Ave

2722-2724 N Kimball Ave

Kildare

Spaulding Apartments

2779 N Milwaukee Ave

2760-78 N Milwaukee Ave

3417 West Drummond Place

2452-2454 N Lowell Ave

3249-3253 W Barry Ave

3001 N Spaulding Ave

3718 W Fullerton

3700-3704 W Fullerton Ave

Schubert Square

Logan Square Apartments

2501 N Drake Ave

4404-4410 W Altgeld St

2417 N Monticello Ave

Diversey Square I Apartments

4205 W Fullerton Ave

2647 N Spaulding Ave

2536 N Kimball Ave

4401 W Montana St

2639-2645 N Spaulding Ave

2631-2637 N Spaulding Ave

2715-2729 N Milwaukee Ave

KPP Belmont

3215 N Keating Ave

Diversey Square II Apartments

2615 N Spaulding Ave

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