
Apartments near Halsted Station (Orange Line)-Orange Line in Chicago, IL (1,349 Rentals)


3363 S Racine Ave

1828 S Wentworth Ave

2000-2002 S Ashland Ave

1514 W 18th Pl

3435-3464 S Halsted St

1427 W 17th St

3258 S Princeton Ave

1456 W 18th St

University Station

University Commons

1854 S Ashland Ave

3500 S Halsted St

1644 W 21st St

15th Blue Island Apartments

19 E 26th St

1535 W 18th St

Southbridge

Kissel Kar Lofts

21 E 26th St

23 E 26th St

25 E 26th St

1451 S Blue Island Ave

3505 S Morgan St

2276 S Blue Island Ave

3125 S Archer Ave

1530 W 18th St

31 E 26th St

27 E 26th St

1813 S Ashland Ave

33 E 26th St

1725 S Ashland Ave

1648 W Cullerton St

944 W 35th Pl

1616 W. 18th Pl

1701 W Cullerton St

Morgan Street Lofts

Loomis Courts Apartments

55-61 E 24th St

Shengshi Square

1750 W Cermak Rd

1636 W 18th Place

1759 W 21st Pl

1700 W 19th St

Pointe 1900 Residences

928-930 W 36th St

1756 W 21st Pl

2024 S Wabash Ave

1913-1935 S State St

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