
Apartments near Southport Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (1,931 Rentals)


2611 N Halsted St

4141 N Lincoln Ave

2648 N Orchard St

2646 N Orchard St

2636-2638 N Orchard St

2650 N Clark St

2142 W Warner Ave

3401 N Southport Ave

Southport Gateway Apartments

1301 W Roscoe Street

1254 W Henderson St

3323-3325 N Lakewood Ave

Eddy-Southport

3535-3537 N Southport Ave

1331-41 W. Addison

3546 N Southport Ave

3453-55 N Bosworth

3414-18 N Bosworth

1307 W Addison St

1415-17 W Addison

1200-1202 W Roscoe St

1200 W Newport Ave

The Topaz

1418 W Addison St

1420 W Addison St

SOBE

3607 N Lakewood Ave

1436-1438 W Addison St

1250-1252 W Addison St

3517 N Racine Ave

The Addsworth

1523-1525 W Addison St

1618 W Roscoe St

1301-1317 W Belmont Ave

Marshfield Apartments

Prime Southport Corridor newer constructio...

1200 W Addison St

3244 N Clifton Ave

1106 Newport

3356 N Seminary

3333 N Lincoln Ave

Roscoe Plaza Furnished Apartments

The Brewery Lofts

854 W. Waveland

3401 N Seminary

1314-1320 W Waveland Ave

Belray Apartments

The Lincoln Lofts

Paulina Flats
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