
Apartments near Irving Park Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,000 Rentals)


2500-08 W. Pensacola Ave. / 4334-42 N. Campbell Ave

4303 N Campbell Ave

5537-5543 W Addison St

3718 W Fullerton

3700-3704 W Fullerton Ave

Logan Vistas Apartments

2601-2607 N Milwaukee Ave

2701 W Fletcher

2536 N Sawyer Ave

2417 N Monticello Ave

5416-22 W Belmont Ave

3604 N Campbell Ave

5354-5358 N Kimball Ave

4205 W Fullerton Ave

3906-3910 N Central Ave

2646-2656 N Lavergne Ave

2501 N Kimball Ave

2612-2616 W. Leland Ave

4500-4506 W Fullerton Ave

4554 N Maplewood Ave

Fullerton

4854-4856 W Deming Pl

5530 W Sunnyside Ave

Kimball Terrace

2453 N Spaulding Ave

2741 N Laramie Ave

2735-2739 N Laramie Ave

Lawrence 2607 W

2416-2426 N Kilpatrick Ave

5342 N Kedzie Ave

3545 W Fullerton Ave

Ainslie & Washtenaw Apartments

2951-2957 N Long Ave

4871 N Washtenaw Apartments

2418-2428 N Sawyer Ave

2923-2925 N Long Ave

2620 W Gunnison St

Bonita Apartments

2641--2647 N Laramie Ave

5505 W Lawrence Ave

5201 W Schubert Ave

2957-2959 N Talman Ave

2420 Kedzie Blvd

Rockwell Commons

Linder/Lawrence Apartments

3001-3007 W Logan Blvd

2637 W George St

2530 N Sacramento Ave

2324-2328 N Spaulding Ave

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