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


5319 S Ellis Ave

5220-5222 S Blackstone Ave

5220-5222 S Dorchester Ave

2046-2048 E 73rd St

5223-5225 S Dorchester Ave

400 E 69th St

5217-5221 S Kenwood Ave

6920 South Vernon Avenue

1518 E 75th St

5315 S Ellis Ave

1947-1957 E 73rd Pl

Shoreline Condominiums

1645-1653 E 74th Pl

5311 S Ellis Ave

1600-1620 E 75th St

7252 S Evans Ave

5919 S Calumet Ave

7232 S Merrill Ave

5216-5218 S Dorchester Ave

5202-5212 S Dorchester Ave

5201 S Blackstone Ave

1901 East 74th St., Chicago IL 60649

7311-7339 S Cottage Grove Ave

6123 S Prairie Ave

5938-40 South Calumet Avenue

5317 S Maryland Ave

1325-1335 E 52nd St

7250 S Merrill Ave

5212-5214 S Kimbark Ave

1363-1369 E 52nd St

1447-1451 E 52nd St

501 E 71st St

5229 S Greenwood Ave

1219-1225 E 52nd St

6039 S Prairie Ave

Parkville Condominiums

7403 S Euclid Ave

1315-1321 E 52nd St

5225 S Greenwood

5141-5143 S Harper Ave

5837-39 S Calumet Ave

5142 S Blackstone Ave

5140-5144 S Kimbark Ave

5132-5136 S Blackstone Ave

5201-5203 S University Ave

5219 S Greenwood Ave

5906 S Calumet Ave

5138 S Kenwood Ave

5135 S Kenwood Ave

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