
Apartments near 51st Street Station-Green Line in Chicago, IL (1,999 Rentals)


5320-5326.5 S. Drexel Boulevard

Drexel Terrace

5400-5406 S. Maryland Avenue

5229 S. Drexel Avenue

4543 S St. Lawrence Ave

Ohio Commons

Drexel House - Co-Living

5134 S Ingleside Ave

Jarrell Washington Park

Drexel Investments, LLC

918 E. Hyde Park Boulevard

5234-5244 S. Ingleside Avenue

4720 S Drexel

5727 S Calumet Ave

5401-5405 S. Drexel Boulevard

4601-4611 S Evans Ave

5400-5408 S. Ingleside Avenue

4700 S Drexel Blvd

5100 S. Ellis Avenue

4348-4358 S Prairie Ave

5053 S. Ellis Avenue

4746 S Ingleside Ave

4352-4358 S Indiana Ave

811 E 46th St

5800 S Michigan Ave

5758 S Wabash

933-943 E 54th Pl

4737-4739 S Ingleside Ave

1020-1030 E Hyde Park Blvd

5118 S. Greenwood

5114 S Greenwood Ave

5124-5126 S Greenwood Ave

812 E 46th St

5452 S. Ellis Avenue

5401 S Ellis Ave

5326-5336 S. Greenwood Avenue

5300-5308 S. Greenwood Avenue

Kenwood Apartments - S Ellis Ave

Spring Grove Apartments

4314-4316 S King Dr

5411-5421 S. Ellis Avenue

4313 S King Dr

43 Green West

Kenwood

1018 E. 54th Street

43 Green East

4611 South Drexel Blvd

Alpha Tower Apartments

5850-5858 S Martin Luther King Dr

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