
Apartments near Old Irving Park Plaza in Chicago, IL (1,829 Rentals)


2438 N Hamlin Ave

5052-5054 N Troy St

2455 N Ridgeway Ave

The Park Ainslie

2735-2745 N Long Ave

4952 N Whipple St

5045 N Troy St

2524 N Central Park Ave

5856 W Eddy St

5102-5104 W Deming Pl

5709 W Lawrence Ave

2731-2741 N Milwaukee Ave

4833 Montana Ave

2911 W Belmont Ave

3517 N Marmora Ave

3246-3248 N Elston Ave

2626-2628 N Kimball Ave

2450-2452 N Lawndale Ave

2910-2912 N Albany St

5116 N Lovejoy Ave

5521 George St

4815-4817 W Montana St

5636 W Goodman St

2657 N Spaulding Ave

5534 W George St

3860 W Fullerton Ave

3501 W WRIGHTWOOD

3213-3223 W Diversey Ave

2952 W Nelson St

Kimball 5324 N

3054-56 N Major Ave

2856-2858 N Albany Ave

3215 N Francisco Ave

2957-2959 N Parkside Ave

2856-2858 W Belmont Ave

3253 N Elston Ave

3120-3130 W Carmen Ave

3234-3236 N Elston Ave

2502 N Central Park Ave

5634 W Wellington Ave

2623 N Kimball Ave

2909-2911 N Albany Ave

2854 W Belmont Ave

5401 W Parker Ave

5643 W Higgins Ave

5054-5058 W Altgeld St

2941 N Whipple St

5316 N Christiana Ave

2501 N Central Park Ave

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