
Apartments near Chicago Avenue Station (Brown, Purple Lines)-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (2,471 Rentals)


1246 N Cleaver St

1254 N Cleaver St

1551 W Chicago Ave

1542 W Chestnut St

1306 N Cleaver St

1530-1532 W Cortez St

1533 W Superior St

1547 W Walton St

1231 N Greenview Ave

Block Y

1355 W Washington Blvd

221-225 S Racine Ave

1555 W Fry St

Polk Street Station

Printers Corner

WestEnd

1330 W Madison St

1948 N Burling St

Folio Square

The Donohue

1332 W Madison St

225 S Racine Ave

227 S Racine Ave

1312 N Cleaver St

925 N Ashland Ave

1504 W Division St

1226 N Greenview Ave

943 N Ashland Ave

The Daily News Building

2026 N Orleans St

1950 N Burling St

755 S Clark St

548 W Polk St

957 N Ashland Ave

2034 N Orleans St

1334 N Cleaver St

1418 W Blackhawk St

1332 N Cleaver St

1938 Halsted St

834 N Ashland Ave

1230 N Greenview Ave

1164 N Milwaukee Ave

1420 W Blackhawk St

912 N Ashland Ave

1311 N Greenview Ave

Y Condominiums

CA6

1945 N Dayton St

Residences on Racine

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