
Apartments near Monroe Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,062 Rentals)


123 W Oak St

1049 W Polk St

1528 S Wabash Ave

1502 S Prairie Ave

1501 S Prairie Ave

1141 W Washington Blvd

Bldg A

815 S Carpenter St

16 N May St

713-17 N Aberdeen

819 S Carpenter St

823 S Carpenter St

Walton Place

106-108 W Oak St

104 W Oak St

1065 W Polk St

847 N Larrabee St

Madison Club

233 E Walton Pl

1005 N La Salle Blvd

120 W Oak St

1004-1008 N Clark St

221 E Walton Plz

One Magnificent Mile

The Regent

200-202 E Walton St

904 W Erie St

1031-1035 W Polk St

Cabrini Rowhouses

35 S Racine Ave

1003-1021 N Dearborn St

210 E Walton Pl

1073 W Polk St

873 N Larrabee St

1050 W Kinzie St

220-232 E Walton Plz

Amylu North

923 S Carpenter St

1015 N La Salle Dr

925 S Carpenter St

The Mayfair

227 S Racine Ave

CA6

221-225 S Racine Ave

225 S Racine Ave

1011 N La Salle Blvd

812-814 S Aberdeen St

209 E Lake Shore Dr

824 W Superior Ave

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