
Apartments near Southport Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (4,243 Rentals)


1940 N Sheffield Ave

1945 N Sheffield Ave

1946 N Bissell St

1957 N Bissell St

4867-4869 N Kenmore Ave

1919 W Armitage Ave

1931 N Honore St

4886-4900 N Magnolia Ave

2647 N Fairfield Ave

2134 W Giddings St

2220 N Sedgwick

The Conservatory

2200 W Leland Ave

4800-4820 N Damen Ave

2647 W Logan Blvd

2245 W Shakespeare Ave

2074 N Leavitt

3755 N Francisco Ave

1654 W Cortland St

4889 N Ashland Ave

2144-2146 W Giddings St

The Sheridan Grande

1928 N Sheffield Ave

439 W Webster Ave

439 W Webster St

2218 N Sedgwick St

2207 N Western Ave

2063 W Lawrence Ave

Multi-Family Bldg

2911 W Belmont Ave

1951 N Fremont St

1924 N Honore St

4880 N Kenmore Ave

2535 W Fullerton Ave

2041 N Howe St

2128 N Lincoln Ave

2712 W Logan Blvd

4845 N Winchester Ave

530 W Dickens Ave

4916 N Magnolia Ave

1957 N Dayton St

2128 N Oakley Ave

2211 Giddings St

2048 W Lawrence Ave

2261 W Leland Ave

4038-4040 N California Ave

2734 N California Ave

2740 N California Ave

2018 N Hoyne Ave

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