
Apartments near Milwaukee & Concord in Chicago, IL (3,956 Rentals)


3011-3013 N Ashland Ave

Over The Rainbow

2956 N Talman Ave

2711 N Kenmore Ave

2701 N Albany Ave

1628 N Drake Ave

948-952 W Huron St

3400-3408 W Lyndale St

520 May st

2158 W Barry Ave

707-709 N Milwaukee Ave

3332 W Belden Ave

Ivy Lane

2644 N Albany Ave

2303 N Kimball

2436 N Lincoln Ave

1941 N Drake Ave

George Court

3513 W Dickens Ave

Pierce House

2719 N Kenmore Ave

2475 N Lincoln Ave

2829-2831 N Lincoln Ave

3534 W Armitage Ave

3023 W Diversey Ave

945 W Huron St

2933-2937 N Southport Ave.

874-878 W Lill Ave

2946 N Lincoln Ave

3302 Fullerton

2623 N Sheffield AVE

854-856 W Altgeld St

1709 W Barry Ave

2300 N Kimball Ave

1152-1154 W Diversey Pky

2936 N Lincoln Ave

2020-2022 N Howe St

2014-2016 N Howe St

Avondale

1914 N Drake Ave

2741 N Kenmore Ave

2717 W Wellington Ave

1901-1921 W Lake St

2901-2911 N Lincoln Ave

3257 W Chicago Ave

George Court 2

2101 W Fletcher St

2-Multifamily

2633 Sheffield

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