
Apartments near Lawndale Plaza in Chicago, IL (1,147 Rentals)


2065 W Coulter St

Senior Suites of West Humboldt Park

1901 W. 21st Pl.

638 N Avers Ave

721 N Avers Ave

601 N Western Ave

1758 W. 21st Pl. / 2115 S. Wood St.

1754 W. 21st Pl.

1724 W. 21st St.

1726 W. 21st St.

1722 W. 21st St.

West Haven Park II - B

120 N Kilpatrick

OA Lux

615-625 N Oakley Blvd

Cressey House

4815 W Monroe

1659 W. 21st St. / 2109 S. Paulina St.

4814 W Monroe St

2315 W Huron St

1700 W Cermak Rd

4660 W Maypole Ave

Westhaven Park Towers

4739-41 W West End Ave

4725 W maypole

2310-2314 W Superior St

725 N Hoyne Ave

1801 West Grand

1753 W Erie

1830 W. Superior St.

1625 W Superior St

Total Monthly Price
4700 W 21st St, Unit Basement

1924 Troy Ave

1314 S Cicero Ave

4639 W 19th St

1426 S Cicero Ave

4700 W 20th St

1500 S 48th Ct

4814-4816 W 18th St

2115 48th Ct

1828 S 48th Ct

2100-2124 Cicero Ave

4829 W 23rd St

2812 S 48th Ct

4747 19th Street

1930 S Cicero Ave

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