
Apartments near Illinois Medical District-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,330 Rentals)


2316 W Walton St

707 W Grand Ave

1216 S Albany Ave

1117 W Fry St

Racine Tower

Matthew Manor II

2336 W Walton St

401-409 N Milwaukee Ave

1618 S Halsted St

1801-1809 S California Ave

852-854 N Campbell Ave

1028 N Paulina St

1031 N Paulina St

1026 N Ashland Ave

954 N Noble St

City Towne Lofts

1033 N Paulina St

1523 W Cortez St

2421 W 21st Pl

Union Station Apartments

9 S Kedzie Ave

2417 W Walton St

2437 W Walton St

Ukrainian Village

Pilsen Gateway

2219 S Oakley Ave

1021 N Leavitt St

939 N Western Ave

1041 N Damen Ave

Bernice

1505-1507 W Cortez St

1036 N Marshfield Ave

1030 N Ashland Ave

2014 W Cortez St

1041 N Hermitage Ave

3141 W. Washington Blvd

700 W Grand Ave

1517 W Cortez St

832 N. Rockwell Ave.

845 N Rockwell St

850 N Maplewood Ave

1009 N Oakley Blvd

1843 W Thomas St

1046 N Damen Ave

1455 W Cortez St

1350 W Augusta Blvd

1957 W 23rd St

818 W 18th St

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