
Apartments near Chicago Union Station-Milwaukee District North Line in Chicago, IL (2,353 Rentals)


1636 W 18th Place

Casa del Sol

1340 N State Pky

Astor-Banks Condominium

1854 S Ashland Ave

1350 N State Pky

856 N Hermitage Ave

1026 N Ashland Ave

814-820 N Wood St

1030 N Ashland Ave

514 N Damen Ave

1936 W Ohio St

500 N Damen

834-836 N Wood

1839 W Chicago Ave

1932 W Erie St

1418 W Division St

2001 W Race Ave

Schiller Tower

1730-1734 W 18th St

1048 N Ashland Ave

Augusta Apartments

1744 W 18th St

741-745 N Wolcott Ave

2014 W Grand Ave

842 N Wood St

1759 W 17th St

1859 W Chicago Ave

858 N Wood St

Motor Row Lofts

1036 N Marshfield Ave

1739 W 18th St

1226 N Noble St

2000-2002 S Ashland Ave

1164 N Milwaukee Ave

Taquerta

Erie-Ohio

1113 N Ashland Ave

1108-1110 N Ashland Ave

tri-plex

2017 W Ohio St

1530 W Haddon Ave

1227 N Cleaver St

1048 N Marshfield Ave

1708 W Augusta Blvd

1901-1907 W Chicago Ave

912 N Wood St

1720 W Augusta Blvd

1826 W 17th St

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