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


2548-2552 W Fitch Ave

7415-7425 N Campbell Ave

6431 N Claremont Ave

2131-2141 W Highland Ave

1523-1525 W Rosemont Ave

6331-6333 N Glenwood Ave

6337-6339 N Glenwood Ave

2145-2155 W Highland Ave

6225-6227 N Hermitage Ave

6351-6353 N Wayne Ave

7744 N Eastlake Terr.

6344-6346 N Wayne Ave

1432 W Rosemont Ave

6338-6340 N Wayne Ave

6219 N Hermitage Ave

6327 N Glenwood Ave

7016-24 N Rockwell St

2514-2522 W North Shore Ave

7056 N Rockwell St

6223-6225 N Paulina St

6335 N Bell Ave

7737 N Eastlake Ter

Lakeview Pointe

6705-6709 N Maplewood Ave

1526-1528 W Thome Ave

1451-1453 W Rosemont Ave

1447-1449 W Rosemont Ave

1441-1443 W Rosemont Ave

6253-6257 N Greenview Ave

1416-1418 W Rosemont Ave

2201-2207 W Highland Ave

Farm Supermarket

6341-43 North Wayne

1244 W Devon Ave

7739 N Eastlake Ter

6321-6323 N Glenwood Ave

6354 Lakewood

6322 N Wayne Ave

6343 N Oakley Ave

6420-6422 N Claremont Ave

6203-6209 N Ravenswood Ave

1766 W Granville Ave

1746-1750 W Granville Ave

6317-6319 N Glenwood Ave

1431-1433 W Rosemont Ave

1435-1437 W Rosemont Ave

6260 N Hoyne Ave

1427-1429 W Rosemont Ave

2309-2311 W Devon Ave

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