
Apartments near Illinois Medical District-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,352 Rentals)


2215 W Iowa St

1542 W Chestnut St

440-446 N Green St

2317 W Rice St

1800 S Carpenter St

1806 S Carpenter St

566 W Van Buren St

1528 W Chestnut St

3104 W Monroe St

2927 W Fulton St

1702 S. Morgan St.

18th Place Apartments

Halsted Hubbard Condominiums

Fulton Place

Noble Square 3 Flat

1508 W Chestnut St

650 N Talman St

2249 W 21st St

2245 W 21st St

932 N Wolcott Ave

1826 W Cermak Rd

1750 W Cermak Rd

626 W Randolph St

1917 S. Racine Ave.

935 N Damen Ave

2249 W Iowa St

1920 W Cermak Rd

1918 W Cermak Rd

The Revival

2322 W Rice St

2675 W Grand Ave

1547 W Walton St

449 N Green St

1035 W Huron St

738 N May St

3104 W Polk St

1634 Cermak Rd

1019 W 18th St

2450-2452 W Chicago Ave

2432 W Chicago Ave

3106 W Polk St

946 N Wolcott Ave

925 N Ashland Ave

2216 W 21st Pl

3121 W Monroe St

1630 W Cermak Rd

1541 W Walton St

2017 S Throop St

941 N Damen Ave

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