
Apartments near The Shops At Shoemaker Square in Chicago, IL (2,222 Rentals)


3905 N Western Ave

1957 N. Fairfield

2701 W Armitage Ave

2417 W Fullerton Ave

2435 N Western Ave

4705 N Troy St

3018-3024 W Wabansia Ave

1704 N Humboldt Blvd

2343-2345 W Irving Park Rd

4521 W Lawrence Ave

The Albany Park Place

5205 W Pensacola Ave

2132-2138 N Campbell Ave

1700-1702 N Richmond St

4700-4706 N Sacramento Ave

2245 N Western Ave

4101 N Western Ave

The Martha Washington

2119-2129 N Campbell Ave

Montrose Apartments

2610 W Montrose Ave

4730-4744 N Whipple St

Rockwell Manor

Buena Vista Apartments

5157-5159 W Agatite Ave

4303 N Campbell Ave

1627 N Humboldt Blvd

2500-08 W. Pensacola Ave. / 4334-42 N. Campbell Ave

2405 W Hutchinson St

4421 N Rockwell St

4850 W North Ave

2942 W North

John Pennycuff Memorial Apartments

4519-4523 N Milwaukee Ave

1604 N Richmond

2111 N. Western Ave.

1603-1617 N Richmond St

The North Hotel

2416-2424 W Montrose Ave

2406 W Armitage Ave

2346 W McLean

1655-1657 N Washtenaw Ave

4554 N Maplewood Ave

2740 W North Ave

5019-5021 W Lawrence Ave

4453 N Artesian Ave

2404-14 W Cortland

4440-4448 N Western Ave

The Western

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