
Apartments near Illinois Medical District-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,328 Rentals)


601 N Western Ave

1625 W Superior St

Arkadia West Loop

The Lofts at Gin Alley

Lake Street Lofts

1140-1142 W Grand Ave

1830 W. Superior St.

200-210 N California Ave

725 N Hoyne Ave

1820-1840 S Leavitt St

1521 W 18th Pl

1523 W 18th Pl

1317 W. Erie St.

1328 W 18th St

1245 S California

727 West Madison

1927 W Chicago Ave

413 N. Carpenter St.

Huron 1347 W

518 N May St

1957-1959 W Chicago Ave

1329 W 18th St

1947 W Chicago Ave

1337 W Huron

1057 W Grand

Roosevelt & Mozart Apartments

2315 W Huron St

Luxe on Chicago

Las Americas Apartamentos (Racine Apartments)

1039 Grand Ave

2000-2002 W Chicago Ave

1523 W Chicago Ave

818 N Wolcott

1843 W. Cullerton St.

Pilsen 1820 Throop

610 N May St

1845 S Loomis St

732 N Ada St

Thalia Hall

Rauner Veterans Housing

1907-1909 S Blue Island Ave

1726 W. 21st St.

1820 S Allport St

2310-2314 W Superior St

1722 W. 21st St.

Motley School Apartments

1724 W. 21st St.

2218 W Chicago Ave

Throop 734 N

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