
Apartments near Southport Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (4,242 Rentals)


2300 W Armitage Ave

2052 N Orleans St

Argyle Manor

2758 N Richmond St

The Pierre

5007 N Winchester Ave

2552 W Wilson Ave

1838 N Damen Ave

1830 N Winchester Ave

1930 N Mohawk St

4257 N Mozart St

4318-4322 N California Ave

2835-2837 W Logan Blvd

2554-2558 W Wilson Ave

2501 W Leland Ave

4805 N Claremont Ave

4812 N Oakley Ave

4848 N Bell Ave

2320 W Armitage Ave

2618 N Francisco Ave

2900 W Logan Blvd

2215-2225 W Ainslie St

1851 N Hoyne Ave

2068 N Campbell Ave

2557 W Eastwood Ave

2034 N Orleans St

4219 N Francisco Ave

2030 W Churchill St

2021 Western Ave

2650 W Belden Ave

2042 N Clark St

1870 N Howe St

2026 N Orleans St

1950 Hudson Ave

4856 N Bell Ave

4854 N Bell Ave

4949 N Hoyne St

4254 N Mozart St

4054 N Richmond St

2529 W Charleston St

2725 W Sunnyside Ave

2700-2702 N Richmond

The Artesian

2054 N Campbell Ave

1832-1834 N Burling St

2935-2943 W Berteau Ave

2937 W Schubert Ave

1939 N Wilmont St

2333 W Armitage Ave

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