
Apartments near 51st Street Station-Green Line in Chicago, IL (1,998 Rentals)


5650 S Lowe Ave

6207 S King Dr

University of Chicago Faculty Apartments

4165 S Ellis Ave

4413 S Lake Park Ave

4453 S Lake Park Ave

4411 S Lake Park Ave

4403-4405 S Lake Park Ave

5700-5702 S Kimbark Ave

5471 S Ridgewood Ct

Jazz on the Boulevard

6209 S Michigan Ave

6205 S Michigan

4018-4020 S Cottage Grove Ave

507 E Oakwood Blvd

5458 S Dorchester Ave

741 E 40th St

1330-1332 E 56th St

4401 S Lake Park Ave

5704-5710 S Kimbark Ave

4359-4363 S Lake Park Ave

4153 S Ellis Ave

4147 S Ellis Ave

4552-4554 S Oakenwald Ave

525 E Oakwood Blvd

6201 S Rhodes Ave

6218 S Martin Luther King Dr

3927 S Indiana Ave

3936 S Indiana Ave

4613 S Emerald Ave

6214 S King Dr

5220-5222 S Blackstone Ave

5046-5052 S Blackstone Ave

5132-5136 S Blackstone Ave

5327 S Dorchester Ave

Blackstone Manor

5142 S Blackstone Ave

5114 S Blackstone Ave

5433-5437 S Dorchester Ave

5415-5425 S Dorchester Ave

825 E 61st St

6049 S Princeton Ave

3921 S Indiana Ave

6211-6221 S Vernon Ave

5705-5711 S Kimbark Ave

5427 S Dorchester Ave

6135 S Evans Ave

Jeanela

6142 S Evans Ave

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