
Apartments near 63rd Street Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (2,270 Rentals)


2201 E 70th

5345 S University Ave

5328-5330 S Kimbark Ave

6100 S King Dr

5329-5331 S Woodlawn Ave

Hyde Park Arms

7105-7111 South Champlain Avenue/635-643 East 71st Street

5336 S University Ave

5332-5334 S Woodlawn Ave

7119 S Merrill Ave

5323-5325 S Woodlawn Ave

5314-5318 S Cornell Ave

5324-5330 S Hyde Park Blvd

614-622 E 71st St

7127 S Merrill Ave

5318-5320 S Kimbark Ave

5333 S Hyde Park Blvd

5319-5321 S Woodlawn Ave

5338-5344 S Greenwood Ave

6940 S. Oglesby

362 E 60th St

1639-53 E. 74th Street Building - 13

5312-5316 S Kimbark Ave

1213-1215 E 53rd St

5302-5312 S Hyde Park Blvd

5312-5318 S Hyde Park Blvd

5333-5345 S Ellis Ave

1221-1223 E 53rd St

5417-5419 S Drexel Ave

1963 E 73rd St

5305-5311 S Woodlawn Ave

6936 S Eberhart Ave

506-514 E 70th St

1217-1219 E 53rd St

5305-5311 S Cornell Ave

Presidents Plaza II

7300 S Jeffrey Blvd

5950 S King Dr

2104 E 72nd Place LLC

5914 S King Dr

6920 S South Shore Dr

5407 S Drexel Ave

5316 S Greenwood Ave

Hampton House

6929 S Vernon Ave

6900 S Vernon Ave

5227-5229 S Dorchester Ave

5900-5906 S King Dr

352 E 60th St

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