
Apartments near King Drive Station-Green Line in Chicago, IL (2,110 Rentals)


Tolton Senior Housing

342 E 71st St

Hats Properties

6206-6208 S Woodlawn Ave

6138-6140 S Woodlawn Ave

6429-6431 S Stewart Ave

6842 S Perry Ave

5635 S Maryland Ave

252-258 W Marquette Ave

6142 S Woodlawn

6420 S Woodlawn Ave

6100-6102 S Woodlawn Ave

6412-6414 S Woodlawn Ave

350 E 71st St

6517 S Minerva Ave

6235 S Woodlawn Ave

6448-6456 S Woodlawn Ave

6856-6858 S Perry Ave

5525-5531 S Wabash Ave

435-445 E 71st St

449-459 E 71st St

501 E 71st St

6624 S Minerva Ave

6231-6233 S Woodlawn Ave

6217-6219 S Woodlawn Ave

6225-6227 S Woodlawn Ave

6211-6213 S Woodlawn Ave

1208 E 64th St

6141-6143 S Woodlawn Ave

Antioch Haven Homes

6147-6149 S Woodlawn Ave

614-622 E 71st St

5600-5602 Maryland Ave

6121-6123 S Woodlawn Ave

6546-6548 S Woodlawn Ave

WOODLAWN DEV.'T ASSOCIATES

5600 S Drexel Ave

6520 S Stewart Ave

336 W Marquette

6534 S Stewart Ave

5444-5446 S Indiana Ave

6657 S Minerva Ave

7105-7111 South Champlain Avenue/635-643 East 71st Street

6541 S Woodlawn Ave

Renaissance Apartments

6112 S Kimbark Ave

Bronzeville Washington Park Portfolio

5508 S State St

6656 S Woodlawn Ave

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