
Apartments near King Drive Station-Green Line in Chicago, IL (2,102 Rentals)


5415-5425 S Dorchester Ave

1456 E 71st Pl

7234-7244 S Dorchester Ave

7055 S Harper Ave

5212-5214 S Kimbark Ave

7525 S Ellis St

1219-1225 E 52nd St

5011 S Drexel Blvd

7559 S Perry Ave

6701 S Sangamon St

7658 S Rhodes Ave

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5115-5117 S University Ave

5427-5429 S Blackstone Ave

5450-5456 S Harper Ave

6704-6712 S Ridgeland Ave

7656 S St. Lawrence

4900 S Forrestville Ave

7411 S Eggleston Ave

902-908 W 68th St

6949-6951 S Green St

7131 S Emerald Ave

602 E 77th St

5140-5144 S Kimbark Ave

1137 E Hyde Park Blvd

1222-1224 E 52nd St

1511-1515 E 71st Pl

6836-6838 S East End Ave

1418 E 73rd St

7701 S Rhodes Ave

6748 S Ridgeland Ave

5124-5132 S Kimbark Ave

7431 S Eggleston Ave

935 W Marquette Ave

4847 S Vincennes Ave

6928-6930 S Green St

6915 S Peoria St

4852-4858 S Indiana Ave

1315-1321 E 52nd St

5100-5114 S Woodlawn Ave

5327 S Dorchester Ave

1130-1138 E Hyde Park Blvd

1016-1024 W 64th St

5533 S Green St

6147 S Carpenter St

7626 S Drexel Ave

4834 S King Dr

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6741 S Ridgeland Ave

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