
Apartments near Chicago Avenue Station (Brown, Purple Lines)-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (2,470 Rentals)


1632 W Julian St

1744 W Division St

1815 W Augusta Blvd

1826 W Erie St

1750 W Division St

449-451 W Belden Ave

1172 S Plymouth CT

2032 N Clifton St

2126 N Bissell St

2108 N Sheffield Ave

1540 N Ashland Ave

1818 W Augusta Blvd

35 N Paulina St

1619 N Ashland Ave

1353 N Dean St

1408 N Paulina St

1832 W Race Ave

1839 W Chicago Ave

1218 W Lexington St

2235-2239 N Lincoln Ave

1636 N Bosworth Ave

2252 N Cleveland Ave

TLC Kenmore Ave

1642 N Bosworth Ave

1845 W Superior St

2131 N. Sheffield Ave.

2129 N Sheffield Ave

Cosmopolitan Lofts

1636 W Le Moyne St

1646 N Bosworth Ave

609 W Belden Ave

1650-1652 N Bosworth Ave

1348 N Milwaukee Ave

710 Lytle St

2058 N Seminary Ave

1642 W Le Moyne St

2214 N Halsted St

2128 N Sheffield Ave

1239 N Wood St

1442 N Paulina St

2225 N Halsted St

2314 N Clark St

1836 W Augusta Blvd

925 S Carpenter St

Paulina Park Apartments

2300 N Commonwealth Ave

923 S Carpenter St

Westhaven Park Apartments (Phase IIA)

1804 W Division St

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