
Apartments near Irving Park Station-Union Pacific Northwest Line in Chicago, IL (1,943 Rentals)


2454 N Saint Louis Ave

2601 N Sawyer Ave

5300-5302 N Kedzie St

3023 W Diversey Ave

2915-2921 W George

2700 W Giddings St

2900 N Francisco Ave

4501-4503 N Rockwell St

3234 N Central Ave

3743 W Fullerton Ave

5700 W Montrose Ave

2806 W Wellington Ave

2719-2721 W Gunnison St

4704 N Talman Ave

3035 N California Ave

3025 N California Ave

2644 N Albany Ave

4700 N Central Ave

2855 N Long Ave

2645-2657 W Lawrence Ave

4500-4502 N Maplewood Ave

2456 N Kimball Ave

2600-2610 N Leclaire Ave

2701 N Albany Ave

2537 N Sawyer Ave

5458 N Christiana Ave

2520 N Sawyer Ave

4919-4921 N Lester Ave

5201-5207 N Latrobe

2735-2741 N Lockwood Ave

3054 N Luna Ave

5453 W Wellington Ave

5414 W George St

2524 N Sawyer Ave

2554-2558 W Wilson Ave

2758 N Richmond St

2552 W Wilson Ave

4920-4928 N Lester Ave

4927-4929 N Lester Ave

5436 N Christiana Ave

5357 N Sawyer St

2639 W Belmont Ave

2557 W Eastwood Ave

2501 N Spaulding Ave

3201 W Balmoral Ave

5501 W Wellington Ave

2723 N Lockwood Ave

5055-5059 W Wrightwood Ave

5516 W Higgins Rd

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