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7901-7911 S Crandon Ave

7957 S Evans Ave

7700 S Jeffery Blvd

8050-8054 S Champlain Ave

7945-7953 S Langley Ave

741-53 E 79th St

8019-8025 S Champlain Ave

7925 S Phillips

7920 S Evans

2710 E 83rd St

740 E 79th St

714 E 79th St

8321 S King Dr

7549-7555 S Kenwood Ave

7927-7949 S Essex Ave

720 E 79th St

2838 E 91st

8047 S Rhodes Ave

7900 S Essex

7949 S St Lawrence

7924-7926 S Kingston Ave

7846 S Essex Ave

7914 S Kingston

7801 S Yates

7829 S Phillips

7646 S Ingleside Ave

2512-2518 E 79th St

7749 S Yates

Jackson Park Hospital Apartments

Mahalia Jackson Apartments

2900 E 91st

7936 S Saint Lawrence Ave

7852 S Champlain Ave

2922 E 90th St

434-440 E 81st St

7800 S Essex

7701 S Cottage Grove

8004 S Eberhart Ave

8225 S Calumet Ave

7451 S Bennett Ave

7748 S Essex Ave

7959 S Eberhart Ave

7801 S Essex

7719 S Yates

447-455 E 80th St

7903 S Rhodes Ave

400 E 81st St

8017 S Vernon Ave

7800 S Kingston

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There are currently 8,243 Studio Apartments in Chicago with rent ranges from $600 to $15,622 with an average price of $2,081.
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