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


2656 W North Ave

2900 North

2646 W North Ave

1920 N Spaulding Ave

2633 N Sawyer Ave

1626-28 N Humboldt Blvd

Victory Apartments on Humboldt and Wabansia

2910 W North Ave

2906 W North Ave

2300-2330 W Saint Paul Ave

Lucy Gonzalez Parsons Apartments

1700-1714 N Western Ave

2932 W North Ave

2-Multifamily

1830-1840 N Milwaukee Ave

2149-2151 W Armitage Ave

2833 N Whipple St

2702 W George St

1648 N Artesian Ave

3286 W Wrightwood Ave

2739 W North Ave

3138 W Wabansia Ave

1646 N Artesian Ave

2140 W Armitage Ave

St. Paul Condominium

2147 W Armitage Ave

1644 N Artesian Ave

2900 N Talman Ave

2823 N Albany St

2915-2921 W George

2756 N Troy St

1701-1705 N Kedzie Ave

2839 N Whipple St

2542 W North Ave

2653-2657 W North Ave

2456 N Kimball Ave

3300 W Wrightwood Ave

2233-2239 N Saint Louis Ave

2901 N Talman Ave

2900 N Francisco Ave

1600 N Maplewood

1829 N Milwaukee Ave

2139 W Armitage Ave

1821 N Milwaukee Ave

1655-1657 N Western Ave

1901-1903 N Kimball Ave

2615 W North Ave

2856 N Campbell Ave

2035 W Charleston St

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