
Apartments near Lake Park Plaza in Chicago, IL (1,620 Rentals)


Cornell Park Condominiums

5443-5445 S Cornell Ave

5447-5449 S Cornell Ave

5424-5426 S East View Park

704 E 51st St

824-842 E 53rd St

4718-22 S Saint Lawrence Ave

5252-5258 S Drexel Ave

5460-5470 S Woodlawn Ave

5431-5453 S Hyde Park Blvd

5459-5461 S University Ave

700-702 E 51st St

Jeanela

3986-3990 S Ellis Ave

5430-5432 S East View Park

647 E 50th Pl

5457-5459 S Cornell Ave

5436-5438 S East View Park

5312 S Greenwood Ave

5462-5470 S Cornell Ave

738-746 E Bowen Ave

5482 S Woodlawn Ave

4010 S Drexel Blvd

5442-5444 S East View Park

5000-5008 S Champlain Ave

Hearts United Apartments Phase 2 & 3

656 E 51st St

4723 S Forrestville Ave

5464-5466 S Hyde Park Blvd

4355-4359 S Saint Lawrence Ave

5451-5453 S Hyde Park Blvd

5448-5450 S East View Park

5461 S Cornell Ave

5458-5460 S Hyde Park Blvd

3982 S Ellis Ave

730-734 E Bowen Ave

5407 S Drexel Ave

3976 S Ellis Ave

5457-5459 S Hyde Park Blvd

3971 S Ellis Ave

3968 S Ellis Ave

5458 S Everett Ave

5317 S Maryland Ave

East View Park

5463-5465 S Hyde Park Blvd

4018-4020 S Cottage Grove Ave

5034-5042 S Champlain Ave

722-726 E Bowen Ave

5417-5419 S Drexel Ave

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