
Apartments near 83rd Street Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (909 Rentals)


6826 S Cornell Ave

6811-6813 S Cornell Ave

6948 S Harper Ave

6820-6822 S Cornell Ave

6816 S Cornell Ave

6704-6712 S Ridgeland Ave

6754 S Cornell Ave

1465 E 69th St

1472 E 69th St

6915-6925 S Dante Ave

6719 S Cornell Ave

1460 E 69th St

6846 S Harper Ave

1534 E 68th St

6807 S Harper Ave

6808 S Harper Ave

6800 S Harper Ave

1512 E 68th St

1521 E 67th Pl

1514 E 67th St

1508 E 67th Pl

1445-1447 E 67th Pl

1454 E 67th Pl

1422 E 68th St

1433 E 67th Pl

1448 E 67th Pl

1416 E 68th St

1444 E 67th Pl

1471 E 67th St

1425 E 67th St

1501 E 66th Pl

1461 E 66th Pl

1439 E 66th Pl

1431 E 66th Pl

1425 E 66th Pl

8211 S Exchange Ave

2951 E 82nd St

8257 S Coles

8149 S Exchange Ave

2710 E 83rd St

8001 S Muskegon Ave

8045-8055 S Manistee Ave

7956 S Burnham

3033 E 79th St

Chatam II

7953-7957 S Manistee Ave

3029 E 79th St

3030 E. 79th Street

7941 S Marquette

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