
Apartments near Oakton Pavillion in Des Plaines, IL (261 Rentals)


1348 Brown St

1471 Brown St

1497-1509 Brown St

425-433 Laurel Ave

1326 Brown St

476 Alles St

1283-1285 Washington St

1255 Washington St

463 Alles St

400-416 Laurel Ave

450 Alles St

Park Laurel

1266 Washington St

1282 Washington St

435 Alles St

426 Alles St

459-465 Oak St

1354 E Washington St

1231 Harding Ave

415-419 Alles St

1370 E Washington St

394 Graceland Ave

394 Alles St

397 Alles

Monteclaire

386 Alles Ave

398 Oak St

1510 Willow Ave

private

175 S River Rd

Blackhawk Estates

10024 W Devon Ave

10019 Devon Ct

10018 W Devon Ave

10014 W Devon Ave

10117 Devon Ct

10010 W Devon Ave

The James at The Landings

Bay Colony Condominiums

9209 Potter Rd

Park Lane Apartments

1764 E Oakton St

1774 E Oakton St

933 Graceland Ave

Henrich House

1475 Ashland Ave

Des Plaines Tower

965-969 Cora St

931 S Cora St

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There are currently 391 Studio Apartments in Des Plaines with rent ranges from $1,180 to $3,340 with an average price of $1,688.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Des Plaines range from $1,440 to $4,444. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,125.
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