
Apartments near 51st Street Station-Green Line in Chicago, IL (2,002 Rentals)


6116-6134 S King Dr

4147 S Cottage Grove Ave

1236-1238 E 46th St

4013-4015 S Calumet Ave

6125 S Wabash

Kenwood Court

4002-4014 S Prairie Ave

Bronzeville Apartments

Ivy at Fairfax

Dorchester Court Apartments

Ivy at Ridgewood

5237-5245 S. Kenwood Avenue

Grant Village

4010-4012 S Dr Martin L King Jr Dr

Ivy Dorchester

Ivy Gayles

5535 S. Kimbark Avenue

St. Edmund's Tower

5434-5438 S Ridgewood Ct

6101 S Langley

6148-6150 S King Dr

4219-4221 S Ellis Ave

4341-4343 S Greenwood Ave

Ivy at Carlson

5310-5312 S Dorchester Ave

6153-6159 S King Dr

St. Edmund's Tower Annex

701 W Garfield Blvd

Ivy at Sylvan

5055 S Dorchester Ave

4356-4358 S Lake Park Ave

4612-4626 S Lake Park Ave

5213 S Dorchester Ave

421 East 62nd

Oakwood Apartments

Trinity Acres

Jazz on the Boulevard

5848 S Normal Ave

Trianon Lofts

5006 S Blackstone Ave

5018-5020 S Blackstone Ave

6214 S Eberhart

6133 South Evans

735-745 W Garfield Blvd

5228-5238 S Blackstone Ave

Wolcott Apartments

6224 S Dr Martin Luther King Jr

1440 E. 52nd Street

5300-5312 S Blackstone Ave

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