
Apartments near Monroe Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,061 Rentals)


1913-1935 S State St

1919 S Michigan Ave

1240 N Lake Shore Dr

636-638 N Racine Ave

1059 W Fry St

738 N May St

1618 S Halsted St

1213 W Erie St

Loomis Townhomes South

The Churchill

1321 W Grand Ave

Eliot House

1930-1934 S Wabash Ave

65 E Goethe St

15 E Goethe | The Gold Coast

7 E Goethe St

1239 W Ohio St

500 W Division St

1832 S Canalport Ave

1324 W Grand Ave

921 S Ada St

159 W Goethe St

25 N Bishop St

1400-1406 W Flournoy St

21 N Bishop St

15 N Bishop St

1248 W Ohio St

1837 S Canalport Ave

The Ambassador

1246 W Ohio St

The Three Arts Club of Chicago

1308 N La Salle Dr

1300 N La Salle Dr

Old Town Village West

2000 S Wabash Ave

1309 W Ohio St

1933 S Indiana Ave

Astor Towers

1363 W Hubbard St

Locomobile Lofts

639 W 18th St

525 N Ada St

1319 W Taylor St

413 N Noble St

1308 N La Salle Blvd

The Whitney

1847 S Canalport Ave

Michaels Terrace

1261 N Cleveland Ave

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