
Apartments near King Drive Station-Green Line in Chicago, IL (2,105 Rentals)


6100-6108 S Dorchester Ave

6500 S Dorchester Ave

6448 S Dorchester Ave

6446 S Dorchester Ave

6110 S Dorchester Ave

5330 S Wabash Ave

5322 S Michigan Ave

6116 S Dorchester Ave

6639 S Kenwood Ave

7301 S Martin Luther King Dr

7036-7038 S Yale Ave

6201-6211 S Dorchester Ave

7300 S Rhodes Ave

5465-5473 S Ingleside Ave

5484-5486 S Ellis Ave

5478-5480 S Ellis Ave

5318 S Wabash Ave

7044-7046 S Yale Ave

618 E 73rd St

5704-5710 S Kimbark Ave

5547 S Shields St

6742 S Normal Blvd

6746 S Normal Ave

5253 S Prairie Ave

Boulevard apartments

7304 S Saint Lawrence Ave

1415 E 62nd St

Ingleside Court Condominiums

5700-5702 S Kimbark Ave

1410 E 62nd St

1419 E 62nd St

7252 S Evans Ave

5228 S King Dr

5705-5711 S Kimbark Ave

Normal Haven Apartments

5527-5529 S University Ave

7132 S Wentworth Ave

5417-5419 S Drexel Ave

7203-7207 S Vincennes Ave

6931-6933 S Eggleston Ave

308-314 W 71st St

643 W 62nd St

5517-5519 S University Ave

5521-5523 S University Ave

5714-5718 S Kenwood Ave

5511-5515 S University Ave

5470 S Greenwood Ave

1426 E Marquette Rd

5407 S Drexel Ave

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