
Apartments near Jefferson & Taylor Redevelopment in Chicago, IL (1,978 Rentals)


Maeve on Ashland

2111-2119 S State St

126 W Kinzie St

2036 S Michigan Avenue

Booth Manor

The West End Club

1343 W Cullerton St

413 N. Carpenter St.

River North Park Apartments

851 West

1907-1909 S Blue Island Ave

2340-2342 S Princeton Ave

1606 S Ashland Ave

1531 W 18th St

25 W Hubbard St

1417 W Cullerton St

Harvest Commons

503-507 N Wells St

1428 W Cullerton St

Warren Apartments

Reside on Green Street

OA Lux

1523 W 18th Pl

1521 W 18th Pl

Woodworking Lofts

Cressey House

Patrick Sullivan Senior Apartments

1441 W. Cullerton St.

HIGHPOINT West Loop

1039 Grand Ave

531 N Wells St

544-548 N Wells St

1057 W Grand

1619-1621 W Warren Blvd

Paper Box Lofts

1620 W Warren Blvd

11 E Illinois

1140-1142 W Grand Ave

2255 S Michigan Ave

518 N May St

640 North Wells

Parc Huron

2515-2521 S Archer Ave

McCormick CoLiving

1603 S Wood St

The Tides at Lakeshore East

610 N May St

Atrio Apartments

Avenue Lofts

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