
Apartments near Rogers Park Station-Union Pacific North Line in Chicago, IL (2,290 Rentals)


5865 N Magnolia Ave

2912-2914 W Devon Ave

6121-6123 N Fairfield Ave

5730-5732 N Hermitage Ave

1443-1449 W Victoria St

5844 N Magnolia Ave

5901-5909 N Artesian Ave

The Edgewater Glen

5923 N Winthrop Ave

1526 W Edgewater Ave

Thorndale Beach East

6518 N Sacramento Ave

6019 N Talman Ave

6117 N Fairfield Ave

5828 N Wayne Ave

6528-6532 N Sacramento Ave

5726 N Hermitage Ave

6301 N Francisco Ave

6054-6056 N Washtenaw Ave

6414-6424 N Richmond St

6316 N Francisco Ave

1281-1285 W Victoria St

1237-1243 W Ardmore Ave

5853-5859 N Artesian Ave

5857 N Broadway St

5907-5909 N Winthrop Ave

5913 N Winthrop Ave

6050 N Washtenaw Ave

5858 N Artesian Ave

2720-2724 W Glenlake Ave

6044 N Washtenaw Ave

5708-5710 N Hermitage Ave

5939 N Rockwell Ave

5900-5904 N Campbell Ave

2944 W Devon Ave

5900-5910 N Kenmore Ave

5705-5707 N Clark St

5747 N Ridge Ave

6307 N Richmond St

Rogers Park

6434-6438 N Sacramento Ave

5739-5745 N Ridge Ave

2737 W Glenlake Ave

6048 N Fairfield Ave

Berkshire West Condominiums (deconversion)

5854 N Kenmore Ave

5733-5735 N Ridge Ave

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