
Apartments near Irving Park Station-Union Pacific Northwest Line in Chicago, IL (1,932 Rentals)


5654-5656 W Melrose St

5615 W Lawrence Ave

5503 W Edmunds St

4939 N Lester Ave

3108 W Logan Blvd

2701 W Ainslie St

4841 N Washtenaw Ave

2641 W Gunnison St

5102-5104 W Deming Pl

5400 N Kedzie Ave

5656 W Melrose St

5205 W Drummond Pl

Jefferson 5045 N Nw Hwy

5535 W Edmunds St

4818 N Central Ave

3533-3535 W Fullerton Ave

2824 N Mozart St

2858 W Diversey Ave

2601 W Lawrence Ave

3131 W Logan

2717 W Wellington Ave

5547-5549 W Higgins Rd

5541 W Edmunds St

5701 W Melrose St

5637 W Lawrence Ave

5520 W Edmunds St

5426 N Kedzie Blvd

2654-2658 W Ainslie St

2717 W Argyle St

2540 W Leland Ave

5459 N Spaulding

5054-5058 W Altgeld St

3034-3036 W Logan Blvd

3107 W Logan Blvd

2700-2702 N Richmond

2735-2745 N Long Ave

Avondale

4866-4870 N Talman Ave

4944 N Washtenaw Ave

5069 Northwest Hwy Apartments

5510 N Spaulding Ave

2937 W Schubert Ave

5201 N Francisco Ave

2502 N Leclaire Ave

5601-5605 W Goodman St

3006 N Central Ave

2452 N Kedzie Ave

3029-3031 N Parkside Ave

2700 W Argyle St

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