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


1853 Orchard St

2415-2421 W Lawrence Ave

1845 N Orchard St

4305-4313 N Francisco Ave

2905 W Logan Blvd

4342-4344 N Mozart St

2100-2104 N Talman Ave

2168 N Talman Ave

2540 W Leland Ave

2021 N Campbell Ave

2315 W Ainslie St

2701-2711 W Belden Ave

2903-2911 W Cullom Ave

Mozart 4401-07 N.

2904 W Cullom Ave

4252-4256 N Francisco Ave

1962-1964 N Lincoln Ave

Margies Candies Building

1905-1913 N Milwaukee Ave

329 W Armitage Ave

1838 N Leavitt

1834 Mohawk St

2046-2048 N Milwaukee Ave

2423 W Gunnison St

2600 W Leland Ave

1948 N. Lincoln Ave.

1847-49 N Cleveland Ave

2829 W Fullerton Ave

2501 N Richmond St

4301 N Richmond St

4332 N Francisco Ave

1962-1966 N Milwaukee Ave

1960 N Western Ave

2439 W Gunnison St

1816 N Mohawk St

1900-1904 N Milwaukee Ave

2524 N Richmond St

2315 N Milwaukee Ave

1942 N Lincoln Ave

414 W Wisconsin St

4927 N Claremont Ave

1890 N Milwaukee Ave

2854-2860 W Montrose Ave

4327-4329 N Richmond St

1870 N Milwaukee Ave

2459 Armitage Mixed Use Retail + Apartments

2128 N Bingham St

1855 N Winnebago Ave

2500 N Richmond St

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