
Apartments near Southport Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (4,241 Rentals)


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1930 N Damen Ave

1932 N Damen Ave

4751-4757 N Leavitt

4804 N Hamilton Ave

4936 N Winthrop Ave

1928 N Damen Ave

2523 N Fairfield Ave

2411 N Talman Ave

4500-4502 N Maplewood Ave

2332 W Charleston St

2144 W Lawrence Ave

2013-2021 N Leavitt St

2952 W Nelson St

1873 N Sheffield Ave

4880 N Marine Dr

2043 N Mohawk St

4907 N Paulina St

2140 W Armitage Ave

4046 N Mozart St

1940 N Hoyne Ave

4932 N Kenmore Ave

918-928 W Ainslie St

4910 Hermitage Ave

4916 N Hermitage

1832 N Wood St

4501-4503 N Rockwell St

1942 W Cortland St

2858 W Diversey Ave

2528 N Fairfield Ave

2312 W Dickens Ave

2726 N Mozart St

2036 N Cleveland Ave

323 W Webster Ave

2511 N Fairfield Ave

1913 W Cortland St

4940-4942 N Sheridan Rd

2735 N Francisco Ave

2139 W Armitage Ave

2350 W Charleston St

4717-4729 N Lincoln Ave

2915-2921 W George

907-911 W Margate Ter

1872 N Clybourn Ave

2147 W Armitage Ave

2900 W Irving Park Rd

4104-4106 N Mozart St

1913 N Halsted St

4900 N Marine Dr

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