
Apartments near 63rd Street Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (2,269 Rentals)


7241-7255 S Constance Ave

Oglesby Arms

5452 S. Ellis Avenue

7040-7050 S Merrill Ave

6747 S Oglesby Ave

5405-5407 S. Woodlawn Avenue

Astoria Apartments

5401-5403 S. Woodlawn Avenue

6153-6159 S King Dr

7237-7243 S Bennett Ave

7319-21 S Ridgeland Ave

5427 S. Greenwood

7031 S Merrill Ave

5422-5424 S University Ave

7200-7210 S Jeffery Blvd

7354 S Dorchester

Ivy at Harper

933-943 E 54th Pl

5400-5406 S Woodlawn Ave

Ivy Dickens

6224 S Dr Martin Luther King Jr

5335-5345 S. Kimbark Avenue

7358 S Blackstone Ave

6148-6150 S King Dr

5339-5345 S. Woodlawn Avenue

6049 S King Dr

7222-7224 S Jeffery Blvd

2230-2236 E 70th St

Ivy Gayles

5411-5421 S. Ellis Avenue

5335-5337 S. Woodlawn Avenue

7301 S Bennett Ave

6945 S Crandon Ave

5336-5338 S. Hyde Park Boulevard

2025 E 72nd Street

7337 S Ridgeland Ave

The Victorian Apartments

5401 S Ellis Ave

South Shore

5310-5312 S Dorchester Ave

5300-5312 S Blackstone Ave

7255 S Euclid Ave

5337 S. Hyde Park Boulevard

6116-6134 S King Dr

5310-5312 S Harper Ave

Jeffery Place Apartments

7415-7423 S Kimbark Ave

5301-5323 S Kimbark Ave

2315-2329 E 70th St

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