
Apartments near Kedzie Station (Brown Line)-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (2,326 Rentals)


1901 W Addison St

4057-59 W. Melrose St.

1809 W. Patterson

4024 N Ashland Ave

Mixed Use:Suaganash/Chicago

6155-6157 N Artesian Ave

4034 N Ashland Ave

4052-4058 W Belmont Ave

6147-6149 N Claremont Ave

1735-37 W. Waveland Ave.

4101-4107 W Belmont Ave

6225-6227 N Artesian Ave

6229-6231 N Artesian Ave

3140 Clybourn

6201-6205 N Claremont Ave

2300 W Granville Ave

1708-1710 W Waveland Ave

Five Points Lakeview

3600-3602 North Hermitage Avenue

Twenty-Two 40

6101-6115 N Hoyne Ave

6100-6014 N Seeley Ave

3706-3710 N Marshfield Ave

6150-6152 N Hoyne Ave

Henderson Apartments

3720 N. Ashland Avenue

3655-3657 N Marshfield Ave

5630 N Ashland Ave

2141-2145 W Fletcher St

2034-2040 W Hood Ave

4720-4730 W Addison St

MODE Lakeview

Hermitage Andersonville

6122-6136 N Winchester Ave

1554 W Hollywood Ave

G & A Senior Residences of Ravenswood

Cornelia

Peterson Plaza

1743 W. Roscoe St.

Centrum Lakeview Phase II

3437 N Paulina St

Centrum Lakeview

Thorndale Paulina

Paulina Flats

1923 W Granville Ave

Roscoe Plaza Furnished Apartments

5948-5952 N Paulina St

1901-1909 W Granville Ave

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