
Apartments near South Shore Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (1,432 Rentals)


Dorael South Condominiums

3004 E 79th Pl

7053 S Dante Ave

1465 E 69th St

6846 S Harper Ave

7700 S Cornell

8052 S Paxton Ave

8103 S Luella Ave

7950 S Exchange Ave

8041 S Manistee Ave

8059 S Merrill Ave

7708 S Cornell Ave

7859 S South Shore Dr

8005 S. Escanaba Ave., Chicago

3064-3066 E 79th St

6808 S Harper Ave

1434-1468 E 73rd St

1460 E 69th St

1521 E 67th Pl

8109 South Colfax

6622 S Stony Island Ave

1512 E 68th St

7048 S Dante Ave

6915-6925 S Dante Ave

1732 E 79th St

8001 S Exchange Ave

6800 S Harper Ave

2800 E 81st St

8125 S Colfax Ave

3055 E 79th Pl

8121 S Colfax Ave

8131 S Kingston Ave

1514 E 67th St

1508 E 67th Pl

8135 S Kingston Ave

8137-8139 S Colfax Ave

7830 S East End Ave

8134-8136 S Saginaw Ave

1418 E 73rd St

7354 S Dante Ave

7201-7207 S Dorchester Ave

1400 East 72nd Street

2815 E 81st St

7808 S Cornell Ave

8027 S Exchange Ave

7554 S Blackstone Ave

1454 E 67th Pl

1471 E 67th St

1445-1447 E 67th Pl

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