
Apartments near Merchandise Mart Station-Purple Line in Chicago, IL (2,237 Rentals)


1101 W Chestnut St

1322 N Clybourn Ave

Dearborn Park High Rise 2

40 E 9th St

1337 N Dearborn St

1353 N Sedgwick St

Astor-Banks Condominium

1340 N State Pky

1239 W Ohio St

161 W Schiller St

1361 N Wells St

1350 N State Pky

1329-1331 N Clybourn Ave

888 S Michigan Ave

811-813 N Racine Ave

836 N Milwaukee Ave

1342 N Cleveland Ave

720-728 W Scott St

1246 W Ohio St

The Metro

15 N Elizabeth St

1248 W Ohio St

1321 W Grand Ave

1260 W Washington Blvd

Old Town Residences

1411 N North Park Ave

1414 N Wells St

Schiller Tower

1115-1169 S Plymouth Ct

1324 W Grand Ave

1304 W Ohio St

221-225 S Racine Ave

1242 W Huron St

1228 W Monroe St

1309 W Ohio St

1021-1029 S State St

227 S Racine Ave

907 N Racine Ave

721 N Elizabeth St

225 S Racine Ave

1020 S Wabash Ave

1422 N La Salle Dr

1368 N Mohawk St

1411 N State Pky

744 N Willard Ct

525 N Ada St

Racine Tower

1415 N Dearborn St

175 N Ada St

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