
Apartments near Southport Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (4,272 Rentals)


1040 W Roscoe St

3358 N Kenmore Ave

1442 W Barry Ave

3706 N Magnolia St

3120 N Lincoln Ave

3721 N Greenview Ave

3101 N Greenview Ave

1113 Patterson Ave

Patterson Apartments

3255 N Paulina

1040-1044 W School St

3118 N Lincoln Ave

3128 N Lincoln Ave

3716 N Greenview Ave

1647 W Addison St

Well Appointed Lakeview Apartments

1357-1359 W Barry Ave

1210-1216 W Waveland Ave

3733 N Janssen

1309 W Barry Ave

1216 W Barry Ave

1020 W Roscoe St

1657 W Addison St

1644 W Addison St

1718 W Roscoe St

3717 N Magnolia Ave

Racine

3616 N Marshfield Ave

1721 W Roscoe St

1708 W School St

1014 W Roscoe St

3119 N Racine Ave

3117 N Racine

3100 N Racine Ave

3040 N Southport Ave

1650 W Belmont Ave

3713 N Ashland Ave

3709 N Ashland Ave

3739 N Greenview Ave

1648 W Belmont Ave

3139 N Clifton Ave

1721 W Cornelia Ave

3740 N Janssen Ave

3710 N Clark St

3711 N Racine Ave

Lakeview Lofts

Reliable Lofts

3717 N Ashland Ave

3052 N Lincoln Ave

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