
Apartments near Southgate Market in Chicago, IL (1,808 Rentals)


Woodworking Lofts

1342 W Randolph St

1531 W 18th St

25 N Bishop

1441 W. Cullerton St.

1521 W 18th Pl

1606 S Ashland Ave

2515-2521 S Archer Ave

1523 W 18th Pl

11 E Illinois

531 N Wells St

413 N. Carpenter St.

Maeve on Ashland

The Tides at Lakeshore East

851 West

544-548 N Wells St

Booth Manor

Paper Box Lofts

The West End Club

Reside on Green Street

Harvest Commons

OA Lux

Warren Apartments

1039 Grand Ave

Cressey House

Patrick Sullivan Senior Apartments

1057 W Grand

640 North Wells

HIGHPOINT West Loop

1619-1621 W Warren Blvd

Long Life Apartments

Parc Huron

Bridgeport

Optima Signature

1620 W Warren Blvd

1603 S Wood St

707 W 28th St

1140-1142 W Grand Ave

518 N May St

2744 S Princeton Ave

Senior Suites Of Bridgeport

Eastgate Village

1659 W. 21st St. / 2109 S. Paulina St.

356 W Superior St

610 N May St

1722 W. 21st St.

Avenue Lofts

2859 S Union Ave

1724 W. 21st St.

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