
Apartments near Wilson Magnolia Plaza in Chicago, IL (3,611 Rentals)


1335 W Elmdale Ave

4942 N Rockwell St

2539 W Carmen Ave

829 W Aldine Ave

3235 N Wilton Ave

2315-2321 W Waveland Ave

3214 N Southport Ave

2400 W Balmoral Ave

1220-1222 W Belmont Ave

3555 N Bell Ave

1941 W Roscoe St

1338 W Belmont Ave

1218 Belmont Ave

2641 W Gunnison St

2221 W Addison St

3250 N Clark St

4913 N Talman Ave

3536 N Leavitt St

1756 W School St

3225 N Wilton Ave

1258 W Elmdale Ave

714 W Aldine Ave

3626 N. Oakley 3 on 30ft lot

1949 W Roscoe St

6001-6003 N Winthrop Ave

Buckingham Building

1138 W Belmont Ave

2004 W Roscoe St

1334 Elmdale Ave

1150 W Belmont Ave

2645-2657 W Lawrence Ave

1623 W Melrose St

Lakeview Lofts

662 Aldine Ave

1444-1446 W Elmdale Ave

5430 N Western Ave

1400-1404 W Elmdale Ave

3221 N Wilton St

3211-3215 N Sheffield Ave

658 West Aldine

4866-4870 N Talman Ave

3605-07 N Oakley Ave

2532 W Irving Park Rd

3255 N Halsted St

The 6007 Kenmore

1349 W Belmont Ave

727 W Aldine Ave

2518-2520 W Foster Ave

4841 N Washtenaw Ave

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