
Apartments near Jeffrey Plaza in Chicago, IL (1,747 Rentals)


1401 E 69th Pl

1514 E 67th St

7637 S Essex St

7646 S Essex Ave

7801-7803 S Constance Ave

7357-59 S Dorchester Ave

7716-7718 S East End Ave

7641 S Essex Ave

7701-7705 S Phillips

7729 S Yates Blvd

7700 S Cornell

1508 E 67th Pl

Lake Terrace Condominiums

7801 S Cregier Ave

7740 S Yates Blvd

7708 S Cornell Ave

7700 S Essex

7655-7659 S Essex Ave

6622 S Stony Island Ave

7742 S Phillips Ave

7554 S Blackstone Ave

7842-7844 S Jeffery Blvd.

1454 E 67th Pl

7743-7745 S Yates Blvd

7436 S South Shore Dr

1445-1447 E 67th Pl

7530 S Saginaw Ave

1444 E 67th Pl

1422 E 68th St

7714 S Essex Ave

1448 E 67th Pl

7544 S Saginaw Ave

1433 E 67th Pl

7701 S Essex Ave

7722 S Essex Ave

7546-7548 Saginaw St

7615 S Blackstone Ave

1471 E 67th St

1416 E 68th St

7617 S Colfax Ave

7830 S Luella Ave

7655 S Kingston Ave

1425 E 67th St

7756-7758 S Phillips Ave

2724 E 75th St

1501 E 66th Pl

7223 S Kimbark Ave

7654 S Colfax Ave

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