
Apartments near Lake Park Plaza in Chicago, IL (1,624 Rentals)


3733 S Indiana Ave

6120 S University Ave

Parkville Condominiums

3550 S King Dr

3544-3546 S King Dr

5318 S Wabash Ave

6117 S Ellis

5630 S Prairie Ave

3538 S King Dr

3719 S Indiana Ave

Luxury Apartments of Washington Park

5419 S Wabash Ave

5642 S Prairie Ave

6141-6143 S Woodlawn Ave

6142 S Woodlawn

5330 S Wabash Ave

3530-3532 S King Dr

6147-6149 S Woodlawn Ave

214 E 37th St

6138-6140 S Woodlawn Ave

1410 E 62nd St

1356-1360 E 62nd St

3749 S Michigan Ave

3751 S Michigan Ave

3524-3526 S King Dr

3520-3522 S King Dr

The Clover (1)

3714 S Indiana Ave

1312 E 62nd St

The Kenwood Apartments

3747 S Michigan Ave

3745 S Michigan Ave

6126-6128 S Ellis Ave

6156 E Kenwood Ave

5723 S Prairie Ave

3560 S Giles Ave

3700-3708 S Indiana Ave

1419 E 62nd St

825 E 61st St

3612 S Prairie Ave

6201-6211 S Dorchester Ave

3550-3552 S Giles Ave

1415 E 62nd St

1359-1361 E 62nd St

3829 S Wabash Ave

3821-3823 S Wabash Ave

3819 S Wabash Ave

3610 S Prairie Ave

3608 S Prairie Ave

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