
Apartments near Southgate Market in Chicago, IL (1,804 Rentals)


1632 S. Allport St.

1827 S Racine Ave

1626 S Allport St

Jackson Street Condominiums

1104 W Madison St

1034 W 20th Pl

University Station

1416 W Taylor St

Jackson Street Condominiums

1933 S Indiana Ave

35 S Racine Ave

The Butler Building

1843 S Racine Ave

One Fulton Market

1420 W Taylor St

Jackson Street Condominiums

Oriental Terraces

CA23 Condominium

1614 S Throop St

1400-1406 W Flournoy St

1940 S May St

The Archer Bldg

1130 W Madison St

Madison Club

1838 S Racine Ave

1819 S Allport St

1917 S. Racine Ave.

1440 Fillmore

Fulton Place

309-315 W 23rd St

1657-1659 S Throop St

550-560 W Fulton St

1259 W Adams St

303-305 W 23rd Pl

1806 S Allport St

1436 W TAYLOR St

Embry West Loop

1245-1259 W 18th St

La Fama

265 W 23rd St

1837 S Allport St

The Metro

The Hayden

1843 S Allport St

Luxury condo unit

216 N Halsted St

Lakeside Lofts

1448 W Taylor St

1446 W Taylor St

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