
Apartments near Southgate Market in Chicago, IL (1,810 Rentals)


1246 W Ohio St

636-638 N Racine Ave

1309 W Ohio St

1801 W 21st St

1756 W 21st Pl

1425 W Grand Ave

1419 W Grand Ave

1304 W Ohio St

1435 W Grand Ave

1759 W 21st Pl

740 N Milwaukee Ave

2932 S Shields Ave

515 N Noble St

2918-2920 S Wentworth Ave

Westhaven Park Apartments (Phase IIA)

1750 W Cermak Rd

1326 W Ohio St

936-940 W 29th St

2883 S Throop St

1838 W 21st St

1342-1344 W Ohio St

West Chestnut Condominiums

2958 S Union Ave

1833 W 21st street

738 W 30th St

2276 S Blue Island Ave

65-67 W Chestnut St

56-60 E Chicago Ave

827-831 N Dearborn St

757-777 N Michigan Ave

1366 W Ohio St

611 N Noble St

738 N May St

2876 S Archer Ave

800 N Michigan Ave

1242 W Huron St

1313 W Huron St

614-616 N Noble St

1826 W Cermak Rd

1513 W Erie St

1922 W Cullerton St

1845 W 21st Pl

1819-1835 W Cermak Rd

2944 S Michigan Ave

721 N Elizabeth St

1326 W Huron St

2941 S Michigan Ave

1839 W Cermak Rd

710 N Elizabeth St

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