
Apartments near Garfield Station (Red Line)-Red Line in Chicago, IL (1,783 Rentals)


6534 S Stewart Ave

4400 S Indiana Ave

4412 S Prairie Ave

4432-4438 S Calumet Ave

5200-5208 S Drexel Ave

6548 S Perry Ave

4340 S Michigan Ave

4400 S Lowe Ave

5417-5419 S Drexel Ave

845 E Drexel Sq

5407 S Drexel Ave

523 W 65th Pl

417-419 E 45th St

4422 S Emerald Ave

6200 S Champlain Ave

6200 S Saint Lawrence Ave

4723 S Champlain Ave

Maudelle Brown Bousfield Apartments

4501 S Martin L. King Dr

5001 S Throop St

Orchard Place of Englewood

Greencastle of Englewood

418-420 W 66th St

4330-4332 S Michigan Ave

4413-4415 S Prairie Ave

4639 S Saint Lawrence Ave

6201-03 S Champlain Ave

4852-58 S. Cottage Grove Ave.

903 E 52nd St

5211-5215 S Drexel Blvd

5219-5227 S Drexel Ave

4326-4328 S Michigan Ave

252 W 43rd St

4320 S Michigan Ave

1359 W Garfield Blvd

5036-5052 S Drexel Blvd

6153 S May St

4516 S Vincennes Ave

6356-6358 S Eberhart Ave

Greencastle of Kenwood

4400 S Calumet Ave

6117-6119 S Racine Ave

1114 W 62nd St

6400 S Peoria St

Major Robert Lawrence Apartments

Woodlawn

5129 S Drexel Ave

5115 S Drexel Ave

6146 S May St

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