
Apartments near Halsted Station (Orange Line)-Orange Line in Chicago, IL (1,355 Rentals)


51 W 15th St

1918 W Cermak Rd

1920 W Cermak Rd

556 W 37th St Apartments

47 W 15th St

1759 W 17th St

1937 W Cermak Rd

1737 W 16th St

Gunsaulus Hall Apartments

1919 S Michigan Ave

3265 S Archer Ave

1957 W 23rd St

Vue20

3041 S Michigan Ave

1743-1745 W 33rd St

1926 W 21st Pl

1923 W 21st St

Taquerta

3730 S Emerald Ave

1820 W 18th St

1736 S Michigan Ave

2408 S Blue Island Ave

6 Units in Pilsen - Beautifully Rehabbed

1819 S Michigan Ave

3733 S Lowe Ave

Lakeside Lofts

Lakeside Lofts

Roosevelt Square

1626 W 35th St

1823 W 17th St

1922 W Cullerton St

1836 W 18th St

18th Street Lofts

1933 S Indiana Ave

1846 W 18th St

2026 W Coulter St

1956 W 21st Pl

1441 S Plymouth Ct

3729 S Parnell Ave

15th Street Lofts

1528 S Wabash Ave

1826 W 17th St

2030 W Coulter St

1830 W 17th St

2313 S Seeley Ave

Prairie Avenue Lofts

Kensington Park

201-211 E 31st St

2031 W 23rd St

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