
Apartments near Garfield Station (Red Line)-Red Line in Chicago, IL (1,784 Rentals)


6537 S Drexel Ave

6512 S Ingleside Ave

6520 S Ingleside Ave

6430-6432 S Ellis Ave

6411 S Ellis Ave

6121-6123 S Woodlawn Ave

WOODLAWN DEV.'T ASSOCIATES

1157 E 47th St

4559 S Greenwood Ave

6421 S Ellis Ave

3908 S Indiana Ave

120-130 East 70th Street

New City Supportive Living

5135 S Kenwood Ave

5701-5707 S Kenwood Ave

5631-5639 S Kenwood Ave

5471 S Ridgewood Ct

5121 S Kenwood Ave

5217-5221 S Kenwood Ave

1347 E Hyde Park Blvd

6147-6149 S Woodlawn Ave

6141-6143 S Woodlawn Ave

4958 S Hermitage Ave

6206-6208 S Woodlawn Ave

Grand Terrace Apartments

6900 S Vernon Ave

6440 S Ellis Ave

4512 S Greenwood Ave

4541 S Greenwood Ave

1116-1118 E 46th St

6112 S Kimbark Ave

637 E 41st St

6640 S Maryland Ave

4510 S Greenwood Ave

4503 S Justine St

6957-6959 S Union Ave

3836 S Wabash Ave

7004 S Indiana Ave

6506 S Ellis Ave

1348-1350 E Hyde Park Blvd

1363-1369 E 52nd St

1356 E Hyde Park Blvd

Renaissance Apartments

1801-1805 W 51st St

6514-6516 S Ellis Ave

3917 S Calumet Ave

3845-3849 S Michigan Ave

6915 S Peoria St

6232 S Woodlawn Ave

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