
Apartments near Chicago Avenue Station (Brown, Purple Lines)-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (2,463 Rentals)


1500 N Orleans St

1505 N North Park Ave

1509 N Sedgwick St

53 W Burton Pl

680 N Lake Shore Dr

The Brownstone

1505 N Hudson Ave

1511 N Sedgwick St

1514 N Wieland St

1513-1515 N Wells St

ParkView Condominiums

1510 N Sedgwick St

Cabrini New Vision

370 N Morgan St

One Fulton Market

Schiller Place

1418 N Lake Shore Dr

1519 N Hudson Ave

Kilmer House

1528 N La Salle Dr

LaSalle Terrace

1520 N Sedgewick St

SAIC - Jones Hall

Patty Crowley Apartments

1443 N Astor St

1449 N Astor St

854 N May St

1101 W Chestnut St

Hubbard Street Lofts

1117 W Fry St

738 N May St

458 N Aberdeen St

1448 N Lake Shore Dr

1526 N Mohawk St

The Warwick

Parc Orleans

2040 W. North Ave.

1516 N State Pky

1500 N Astor St

1523 N Dearborn St

315-319 W North Ave

1119 W Grand Ave

245 W North Ave

1050 W Kinzie St

624 N May St

The Parkside

415 W North Ave

409-413 W North Ave

1123 W Grand Ave

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