
Apartments near The Shops At Shoemaker Square in Chicago, IL (2,248 Rentals)


4356 Wrightwood

2502 N Central Park Ave

2761-2763 N Spaulding Ave

2837-2839 N Sawyer Ave

2731-2741 N Milwaukee Ave

Belmont Place Senior Housing

2623 N Kimball Ave

Barry Apartments

2501 N Central Park Ave

2852 N Kedzie Ave

3754 N Bernard St

3201-3211 W George St

2657 N Spaulding Ave

2941-2943 N Kedzie Ave

3860 W Fullerton Ave

3915 Lawndale Ave

3137 W Wellington Ave

3057 N Troy St

3946-3956 W Dakin St

Kedvale Terrace

3213-3223 W Diversey Ave

3343 N Troy St

3037-39 N Troy St

3727-3741 N Milwaukee Ave

3207 N Keating Ave

2454 N Saint Louis Ave

3935 W Fullerton Ave

4409 W Deming Plz

4009-4015 W Fullerton Ave

Monticello 3926

3450 N Troy St

3300 W Wrightwood Ave

3234 N Albany Ave

3929 W Irving Park Rd

3743 W Fullerton Ave

3401 N Troy St

3942 N Lawndale Ave

3948-3952 N Elston Ave

4045 W Fullerton Ave

3286 W Wrightwood Ave

4333 W Altgeld St

3318 N Albany St

3801-3350 N Kimball Ave

3731 N Kenneth Ave

2956 N Albany Ave

Lucy Gonzalez Parsons Apartments

2814 Troy LLC

2415 N Kildare Ave

Storage, steps from Blue Line and Logan Sq

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