
Apartments near Sedgwick Station-Purple Line in Chicago, IL (3,328 Rentals)


Centennial Hall

948-952 W Huron St

647 W Deming Pl

1117 W Fry St

945 W Huron St

River West Two Condo Association

757-777 N Michigan Ave

642 N Dearborn St

2455-2457 N Halsted St

222 E Chestnut St

710 N Rush St

1429 N Cleaver St

1420 W Blackhawk St

1425 N Cleaver St

1418 W Blackhawk St

907 N Racine Ave

548-562 W Deming Pl

210 E Pearson St

477 W Deming Pl

Silver Tower

1413 N Cleaver St

The Pinnacle

2464 N Lincoln Ave

420-426 W Grand Ave

707-709 N Milwaukee Ave

1226 N Noble St

RBL Building

The Grand Orleans

904 W Erie St

Pearson on the Park Condos

Six91 Milwaukee

2475 N Lincoln Ave

683-685 N Milwaukee Ave

410 W Grand Ave

506 W Deming Pl

1436 W Blackhawk St

Plaza on Dewitt

651 N Milwaukee Ave

2514 N Halsted St

Lincoln Yards

2512 N Halsted St

541 N Wells St

836 N Milwaukee Ave

740 N Milwaukee Ave

944 W Montana St

669 N Milwaukee Ave

458 Deming Pl

454 W Deming Pl

2525 N Orchard St

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