
Apartments near Rogers Park Station-Union Pacific North Line in Chicago, IL (2,285 Rentals)


2217 W Rosemont Ave

Lucille

6336 N Magnolia Ave

6315 N Lakewood Ave

6335-6337 N Magnolia Ave

6252-6254 N Bell Ave

1908-1920 W Hood Ave

1421-1423 W Thome Ave

6246-6248 N Wayne Ave

1450-1452 W Granville Ave

1525-1527 W Granville Ave

6308 N Oakley Ave

2251-2259 W Rosemont Ave

6248 N Bell Ave

6235-6241 N Bell Ave

2218 W Thome Ave

6118 N Hermitage Ave

2654 W Lunt Ave

6320-6322 N Magnolia Ave

1248-1250 W Rosemont Ave

6325-6327 N Magnolia Ave

2650 W Touhy Ave

2414-2424 W Devon Ave

6310-6312 N Magnolia Ave

2654 W Touhy Ave

2654-2656 W Fitch Ave

1812 W Hood Ave

6146 N Ravenswood

6242-6244 N Bell Ave

1307-1309 W Rosemont Ave

6230 N Wayne Ave

6247 N Oakley St

6243-6245 N Oakley Ave

Winchester-Hood Garden Homes

2314-20 W Rosemont Ave

6234-6236 N Bell Ave

6114-6116 N Hermitage Ave

2700-2710 W Lunt Ave

2640-2644 W Pratt Blvd

6115 N Hermitage Ave

6304-6306 N Magnolia Ave

6315-6317 N Magnolia Ave

6222-6224 N Wayne Ave

6108 N Paulina St

2702-2710 W Fitch Ave

Granville Court Condominiums

2219 W Thome Ave

2301 W Rosemont Ave

2525 W Arthur Ave

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