
Apartments near California Station (Blue Line - O'Hare Branch)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (3,432 Rentals)


3270 W Armitage Ave

2537 N Sawyer Ave

2340 W Moffat

1848 N Winnebago Ave

1870 N Milwaukee Ave

2036 N Spaulding Ave

2038 N Spaulding Ave

1855 N Winnebago Ave

2074 N Leavitt

1640 N Talman Ave

3302 Fullerton

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2647-2651 N Kedzie Ave

2020 N Spaulding Ave

2520 N Sawyer Ave

3023 W Diversey Ave

2543 W Wabansia

1641 N Humboldt Blvd

2824 N Mozart St

1624 N Washtenaw Ave

3332 W Belden Ave

3332-3334 W Palmer St

2016-2018 N Spaulding Ave

2501 N Spaulding Ave

2524 N Sawyer Ave

1759 N Kedzie Ave

2720 N Western Ave

2147 W Webster Ave

2303 N Kimball

2233 W Armitage St

1657 N Maplewood Ave

2601 N Sawyer Ave

3057-3059 W Diversey Ave

2105 N Kimball Ave

1919 N Spaulding Ave

2144 Shakespeare Ave

2145 W Webster Ave

2600 N Sawyer Ave

3335 W Dickens Ave

2300 N Kimball Ave

3400-3408 W Lyndale St

3402-3406 W Medill Ave

1701-1703 N Albany Ave

1621 N Richmond St

1626 N Rockwell St

2800 W North Ave

2716 W North Ave

Art Studio

2013-2021 N Leavitt St

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