
Apartments near Argyle Station-Red Line in Chicago, IL (3,374 Rentals)


4430 N Western Ave

3912 N Lincoln Ave

1615-1617 W Highland Ave

1244 W Devon Ave

3644 Fremont St

Wrigley Rooftops

3631 N Sheffield Ave

The Irving

Lakeview East

3628 N Magnolia Ave

1113 Patterson Ave

3709 N Ashland Ave

1915-1917 W Granville Ave

5450 N Artesian Ave

2448 W Catalpa Ave

2501 W Leland Ave

1350 W Devon Building

1952 58 Byron St

2500-2502 W Eastwood Ave

2538 W Winnemac Ave

4201 N Oakley Ave

Winchester-Hood Garden Homes

3627 N Sheffield Ave

3746 N Hermitage Ave

3665 N Broadway St

3643-3645 N Greenview Ave

1544 W Highland Ave

1511-1515 W Devon Ave

1624-1626 W Highland Ave

2055-2059 Irving Park Rd W

6117 N Seely Ave

1819 W Thome Ave

2412-2416 W Bryn Mawr Ave

2501-2503 W Eastwood Ave

1855 W Berenice Ave

3621 N Wilton Ave

3639 N Greenview Ave

5321 N Lincoln Ave

5250 N Lincoln Ave

1801 W Grace St

5408-5410 N Campbell Ave

5420 N Campbell Ave

5412-5414 N Campbell Ave

6117-6119 N Hoyne Ave

1529 W Devon Ave

1537-1539 W Devon Ave

6361 N Paulina St

2514 W Farragut Ave

2518-2520 W Foster Ave

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