
Apartments near Rogers Park Station-Union Pacific North Line in Chicago, IL (2,283 Rentals)


1101-1103 W Pratt St

1615-1617 W Highland Ave

6442-6444 N Bell Ave

2148-2150 W Devon

2506-2508 W Touhy Ave

7420-7428 N Western Ave

6431-6433 N Bell Ave

1531-1533 W Highland Ave

1510 W Highland Ave

6430 N Bell Ave

The Villages of Eastlake #7642

The Sheridan View

6446 N Lakewood Ave

1350 W Devon Building

The Villages of Eastlake #7700

6312-6316 N Paulina St

2520-2522 W Touhy Ave

6740 N Campbell Ave

1532-1534 Rosemont Ave

6319-6321 N Greenview Ave

1540-1542 W Rosemont Ave

1536-1538 W Rosemont Ave

1051 W Pratt Blvd

1522-1524 W Rosemont Ave

6351-6353 N Glenwood Ave

7710 N Eastlake Ter

1355 W Devon Ave

1526-1528 W Rosemont Ave

1516-1518 W Rosemont Ave

1700-1710 W Thome Ave

6301 N Paulina St

7459 N Artesian Ave

2545 W Lunt Ave

1506-1508 W Rosemont Ave

2530-2532 W Touhy Ave

6261-6263 N Clark St

7724 N Eastlake Ter

6338-6340 N Leavitt St

1537 W Rosemont Ave

1527 W Rosemont Ave

2536-2538 W Touhy Ave

6458-6560 N Claremont Ave

1819 W Thome Ave

Fargo/Campbell

7448 N Artesian Ave

7415-7425 N Campbell Ave

1633 W Thome Ave

6431 N Claremont Ave

2131-2141 W Highland Ave

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