
Apartments near 63rd Street Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (2,268 Rentals)


704-706 E 78th St

Ingleside Manor

7519 S Essex Ave

7842-7844 S Jeffery Blvd.

2533-2537 E 75th St

7600 S Phillips Ave

7613 S Yates Blvd

7441 S Colfax Ave

Cottage View Terrace

6728-6730 S Perry Ave

5205-5207 S Prairie Ave

7625-7627 S Yates Blvd

2539-2541 E 75th St

Parkview Towers

7535 S Essex Ave

139-141 W Marquette Rd

7914 S Dobson Ave

5216-5218 S Prairie Ave

6732 S Perry Ave

940-946 E 48th St

6 Units /// South Shore

5419 S Wabash Ave

7526 S Kingston Ave

7912 S Ellis Ave

4746 S Ellis Ave

Philips Court

7557 S Calumet Ave

4752 S Ellis Ave

7900 S Drexel Ave

7907 S Drexel Ave

7918 S Ellis Ave

7628 S Phillips Ave

5336-5340 S Michigan Ave

4841 S Langley Ave

345-353 E 76th St

5108 Calumet Ave

5322 S Michigan Ave

4742 S Ellis Ave

6842 S Perry Ave

7800 S Champlain Ave

7631 S Phillips Ave

7340 S Michigan Ave

4734 S Ellis Ave

4956 S Vincennes Ave

7627 S Phillips Ave

5508 S State St

5213 S Indiana Ave

7544 S Kingston Ave

24 Units // Chatham

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