
Apartments near Laurens Square in Chicago, IL (1,756 Rentals)


5336 S University Ave

3945 S Ellis Ave

4008 S Calumet Ave

5001-5007 S Dorchester Ave

5138 S Kenwood Ave

615-617 E Pershing Rd

4040 S Prairie Ave

1315-1321 E 52nd St

5305-5311 S Woodlawn Ave

4131 S Michigan Ave

4133 S Michigan Ave

1213-1215 E 53rd St

5347-5349 S Calumet Ave

1411-1413 E 50th St

5009-5011 S Dorchester Ave

5345 S University Ave

1217-1219 E 53rd St

5021 S Dorchester Ave

5319-5321 S Woodlawn Ave

5121 S Kenwood Ave

5027-5035 S Dorchester Ave

4117 S Michigan Ave

1221-1223 E 53rd St

5332-5334 S Woodlawn Ave

1325-1335 E 52nd St

3932 S Lake Park Ave

5135 S Kenwood Ave

4101-4109 S Michigan Ave

5037-5039 S Dorchester Ave

Ingleside Court Condominiums

5410-5412 S University Ave

5430-5432 S Drexel Ave

5041-5043 S Dorchester Ave

5323-5325 S Woodlawn Ave

5336-5338 S Woodlawn Ave

508 Pershing Apartments

5340-5344 S Woodlawn Ave

5431-5433 S Greenwood Ave

Blackstone Manor

5312-5316 S Kimbark Ave

3843 S Langley Ave

5329-5331 S Woodlawn Ave

5312 S Greenwood Ave

4051-4053 S Michigan Ave

5426-5428 S University Ave

5318-5320 S Kimbark Ave

5401-5409 S University Ave

5411-5415 S University Ave

5437-5439 S Greenwood Ave

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