
Apartments near California Station (Blue Line - O'Hare Branch)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (3,431 Rentals)


2381-2385 N Milwaukee Ave

2632-2638 W Francis Pl

2570-2578 W Lyndale St

2734 W Francis Pl

2751 W Francis Pl

2128 N Bingham St

2864 W McLean Ave

The Eagle

2411 N Talman Ave

2011 N California Ave

3004 W Lyndale St

The Avenue Logan Square

2824 W Armitage Ave

2336 N Maplewood Ave

2902-4 W Armitage Ave

3020 W Lyndale St

2700 W Armitage Ave

Centennial Condominiums

3017 W Belden Ave

2322 N Sacramento Ave

2108 N Humboldt Blvd

2649 W Altgeld St

2500 N Mozart St

2104 N Humboldt Blvd

2102 N Humboldt Blvd

2735 W Armitage Ave

3032 W Lyndale St

2829 W Armitage Ave

2511 N Fairfield Ave

2535 W Fullerton Ave

2655 W Armitage Ave

2630 W Armitage Ave

2017-2021 N Humboldt Blvd

1944 N Mozart St

2501-2503 N Washtenaw Ave

1935-1943 N California Ave

Logan Square Greystone

2529 W Charleston St

2523 N Fairfield Ave

2128 N. Whipple St.

2501 N Richmond St

1934 N Washtenaw Ave

2560 W Armitage Ave

2436 N Maplewood Ave

2527-2531 N California Ave

2528 N Fairfield Ave

1930 N Fairfield Ave

2528 N California Ave

2313 N Albany Ave

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