
Apartments near Halsted Station (Orange Line)-Orange Line in Chicago, IL (1,351 Rentals)


475 W 24th St

2844 S Wallace St

2841 S Wallace St

2858 S Wallace St

2845 S Wallace St

2849-2853 S Wallace St

464 W 27th St

2806 S Normal Ave

478-480 W 28th St

2902 S Wallace St

2951 S Quinn St

738 W 30th St

2901 S Wallace St

2958 S Union Ave

501 W 28th Pl

2907 S Wallace St

2911 S Wallace St

Canal Crossing

445 W 27th St

728 W 21st St

2931-2939 S Keeley St

2025 S Halsted St

The Archer Bldg

445 W 28th St

2901 S Parnell Ave

2876 S Archer Ave

446 W 28th Pl

2900 S Normal Ave

3004 S Wallace St

832 W Cullerton St

828 W 31st St

1034 W 20th Pl

836 W Cullerton St

2901 S Normal Ave

834-842 W 31st St

2229-2245 S Canal St

2905 S Normal Ave

1025 W Cullerton St

2955 S Loomis St

724 W 31st St

Freddie

2002 S Desplaines St

1006 S Keeley St

344 W 24th St

333-343 W 24th St

2600-2608 S Shields Ave

308-326 W 24th St

Oriental Terraces

1947-51 S Canalport Ave

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