
Apartments near Kedzie Station-Union Pacific West Line in Chicago, IL (1,986 Rentals)


1839 W Chicago Ave

4504 W Wilcox St

1004 S. Oakley

1343 N Leavitt St

932 N Wolcott Ave

1101 N Damen Ave

1534 N Western Ave

4317 W Flournoy St

3921 W North Ave

1306 S Lawndale Ave

1739 N Francisco Ave

4201 W Hirsch St

956 N Wolcott Ave

946 N Wolcott Ave

950 N Wolcott St

1818 W Superior St

1811 W Huron St

2401-2409 W North Ave

1310 N Hoyne Ave

2042 W Crystal St

1654-1656 N Rockwell St

2543 W Wabansia

4252 W Potomac Ave

4459 W Jackson Blvd

1729 N Fairfield Ave

1323 S Fairfield Ave

1331 S Lawndale Ave

Avers Apartments

2001 W Division St

1135 N Damen Ave

2239 W Taylor St

1606 N Harding Ave

2153 W Schiller St

2249 W Taylor St

1305 N Kildare Ave

1527 N Claremont Ave

1810-1812 W Chicago Ave

2237 W Taylor St

1821 N Kedzie Ave

1804 N Richmond St

1017 S Oakley Blvd

2241 W Taylor St

1332 S Washtenaw Ave

4300 W Potomac Ave

1302 N Kildare Ave

4200-4208 W Hirsch St

4439 W Van Buren St

3646 W Douglas Blvd

2233 W Taylor St

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