
Apartments near Roosevelt & Clinton in Chicago, IL (1,780 Rentals)


446 W 28th Pl

1830 W 17th St

1823 W 17th St

Hubbard Street Lofts

2828 S Wallace St

1820 W 18th St

501 W 28th Pl

25 E 26th St

21 E 26th St

Silver Tower

27 E 26th St

23 E 26th St

19 E 26th St

1122 W Hubbard St

440 N State St

31 E 26th St

Renelle on the River

1116 W Hubbard St

City Towne Lofts

2841 S Wallace St

33 E 26th St

544 N Milwaukee Ave

2844 S Wallace St

2845 S Wallace St

2734 Wentworth Ave

1836 W 18th St

458 N Aberdeen St

541 N Wells St

1759 W Cullerton St

1846 W 18th St

2849-2853 S Wallace St

2745 S Princeton Ave

1420 W Fulton St

1146 W Hubbard St

450 N May St

401 E Benton Plz

2858 S Wallace St

400 E Randolph St

452 N May St

Park Place Condominiums

1119 W Grand Ave

2859 S Lowe Ave

2738 S Wentworth Ave

35 N Paulina St

1801 W Cullerton St

2901 S Normal Ave

1759 W 21st St

2801 S Wells St

1123 W Grand Ave

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