
Apartments near Western Avenue Station (BNSF)-Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railway Line in Chicago, IL (1,447 Rentals)


3814 W Grenshaw St

3135 W Warren Blvd

2500 S Hamlin Ave

2033-2057 W 35th St

1851 S Harding Ave

Jackson Street Condominiums

1618 S Halsted St

1400 W Monroe St

3128 W Warren Blvd

3132 W Warren Blvd

3821 S Fillmore St

3829 W Fillmore St

3434-36 S WOOD STREET

1259 W Adams St

3115 W Washington Blvd

Westhaven Park Apartments (Phase IIA)

Pilsen Gateway

3527-3539 S Hoyne Ave

1616 S Harding Ave

110-116 S Homan Ave

739-741 Independence Blvd

North Lawndale | 13.7% Cap Rate | Low Vacancy

3519 S California Ave

2416 W 36th St

EVEQ

3148 S Throop St

1527 S Halsted ST

2025 S Halsted St

Residences on Racine

CA6

3340-3356 S Justine St

42-44 N Kedzie Ave

3141 W. Washington Blvd

3575 S Archer Ave

3527 S Damen Ave

3936 W 21st St

3814-3820 W 26th St

2700 S Ridgeway Ave

1756-58 W 35th St

The Daily News Building

25 N Bishop St

1815 W 35th St

21 N Bishop St

3522 W Jackson Blvd

2883 S Throop St

Y Condominiums

2711 W Fulton St

15 N Bishop St

3405 S Ashland Ave

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