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


7535-7547 S Kingston Ave

Drexel Investments, LLC

7701 S Yates

720 E 79th St

741-53 E 79th St

7600-7610 S Kingston Ave

7612 S Kingston

714 E 79th St

7649-7657 S Phillips Ave

7700 S Phillips Ave

7719 S Yates

7456 S Shore Dr

7548-7558 S Colfax Ave

7624 S Kingston

7613-7617 S Kingston Ave

5146 S Indiana Ave

4954 S King Dr

Devonshire Apartments

Jackson Park Hospital Apartments

7852 S Champlain Ave

7520 S. Coles Avenue

7500 S South Shore Drive

7656 S Kingston Ave

7608-7628 S Colfax Ave

7900 S Paxton Ave

7517 S. Coles

7901 S Paxton

7749 S Yates

7535 S Saginaw Ave

7700 S Kingston

4934-4936 S King Dr

7801 S Yates

Vincennes Court

7903 S Luella

7637-7639 S Colfax Ave

7903 S Rhodes Ave

7742 S South Shore Dr

7546-7558 S Coles Ave

7736 S Kingston Ave

7154-7160 S Vincennes Ave

7901-7911 S Crandon Ave

7748 S Essex Ave

4956 S Prairie Ave

7749-53 South Essex Avenue

7903 S Eberhart

7800 S Essex

7856 S Eberhart Ave

Wentworth Haven Homes

7829 S Phillips

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