
Apartments near Armitage Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (4,320 Rentals)


2835 N Clark St

1633 N Honore St

1408 N Paulina St

2509 N Clybourn Ave

1425 W Diversey Pky

2659 N Ashland Ave

1042 W George St

2663 N Ashland Ave

1243-1245 N Ashland Ave

2720-2730 N Greenview Ave

George Court

1430 N La Salle Dr

1422 N La Salle Dr

1353 N Dean St

1511 N Wood St

2745 N Greenview Ave

1534 N Wood St

1217 W George St

2858-2862 N Clark St

1824 W North Ave

2863-2865 N Clark St

1057 W Oakdale Ave

1361 N Wells St

2911 N Halsted St

Northwestern Terra Cotta Company Building

1730 W. Beach - Two-Apartment Building

George Court 2

1504 W Division St

1037 W Oakdale Ave

Green Brier

Kilmer House

161 W Schiller St

1512-1514 N Wood St

Lincoln Park - ALL BRICK 4 UNIT

1736 West Beach

1919 W Armitage Ave

1856-1858 W Wabansia Ave

1913 W Cortland St

2875 N Clark St

2811 N Pine Grove Ave

1231-1233 N Ashland Ave

Golden Dragon

Kirkwood Bar & Grill

Bucktown Lofts

2039 N Winchester Ave

1750 N Wolcott Ave

2651-2653 N Marshfield Ave

920 W Oakdale Ave

2920 N Burling St

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