
Apartments near Lawrence Station-Red Line in Chicago, IL (3,603 Rentals)


3525 N Reta

Malibu East Condominium

3550 N Lake Shore Dr

East Point Condo

East Point

1710 W Addison St

1826 W Patterson

6128 N Kenmore Ave

900 W Newport Ave

2453-2459 W Sunnyside Ave

925 W. Newport

3500 N Lake Shore Dr

555 W Cornelia Ave

Edgewater Residences

Condominium on the Lake

Granville Beach Condominiums

4663 N Rockwell St

Hawthorne Place

6256-6258 N Wayne Ave

Pencil Factory Lofts

6300 N Sheridan Rd

Lakeshore Drive Condo

6119-6129 N Winchester Ave

Sheridan Point Condominiums

4801-4809 N Fairfield Ave

6300-6304 N Claremont Ave

6301 N Rockwell St

Grace and Sheffield Lofts

4801 N Winthrop Ave

1058-1060 W Lawrence Ave

1054 W Lawrence Ave

4813 N Winthrop Ave

4724-4726 N Kenmore Ave

4749-4755 N Magnolia Ave

1217 W Lawrence Ave

Gunnison Street Lofts

4704 N Kenmore Ave

Wayland Apartments

4700 N Kenmore Ave

4867 N Winthrop Ave

4711 N Kenmore Ave

4826-4828 N Sheridan Rd

4635 N Winthrop Ave

4853 N Kenmore Ave

Magnolia Court

4630-4640 N Racine Ave

4630 N Kenmore Ave

4880 N Kenmore Ave

4715 N Malden St

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