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


938 W 31st Pl

La Fama

1906 S Union Ave

3132 S Lituanica Ave

2837-2839 S Hillock Ave

945 W 31st Pl

2546-2548 S Princeton Ave

712 W 19th St

3129 S Morgan St

268 W 24th Pl

1032 W 31st Pl

309-315 W 23rd St

266 W 24th St

2954 S Archer Ave

3143-3149 S Morgan St

3155 S Halsted St

303-305 W 23rd Pl

1921 S Jefferson St

1839-1843 S Carpenter St

2700 S Princeton Ave

2621-2623 S Princeton Ave

250 W 24th Pl

251 W 25th Pl

3041 S Normal Ave

344 W 29th St

1916-1918 S Canalport Ave

1825 S Carpenter St

248 W 26th St

265 W 23rd St

1917 S. Racine Ave.

2017 S Throop St

243 W 24th St

246 W 24th St

3214 S Green St

1847 S Canalport Ave

639 W 18th St

258 W 31st St

18th Place Apartments

3204 S Emerald Ave

1837 S Canalport Ave

965 W 18th St

2022 S Throop St

2632 S Wells St

225 W 25th Pl

1019 W 18th St

1015 W 32nd

434-436 W 31st St

235-237 W 26th St

2745 S Princeton Ave

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