
Apartments near South Park Shopping Center in Park Ridge, IL (347 Rentals)


6925 W Higgins Ave

7540-7544 N Waukegan Rd

7554 N Waukegan Rd

7560 N Waukegan Rd

7740 N Harlem Ave

4932 N Harlem Ave

4924 N Harlem Ave

4928 N Harlem Ave

4920 N Harlem Ave

4916 N Harlem Ave

4904 N Harlem Ave

5015 River Rd

5017 River Rd

5019 River Rd

5021 River Rd

5011 River Rd

5023 River Rd

5009 River Rd

5007 River Rd

5005 River Rd

5003 River Rd

5001 River Rd

6860 W Gunnison St

4934 Harold Ave

Montana Apartments

6874 N NW Highway

6789 N Olmsted Ave

6832-6834 N Northwest Hwy

Catherine Courts

Senior Suites of Norwood Park

9457 Maple St

6218 N Nordica Ave

9456 Glenlake Ave

5134 N Cumberland Ave

Celebrate Senior Living

5113 N East River Rd

5101 N East River Rd

6760-6774 W Raven St

Pines Edge Apartments

7626-7632 1/2 N Milwaukee Ave

6654 W Devon Ave

6910 N Rosemary Ct

6920 N Rosemary Ln

6911 N Rosemary Ln

6852 W Higgins Ave

4936 N Harlem Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Park Ridge?
There are currently 388 Studio Apartments in Park Ridge with rent ranges from $900 to $3,018 with an average price of $1,639.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Park Ridge ranges from $1,285 to $3,677 with an average monthly rent of $1,888.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Park Ridge range from $1,595 to $4,201. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,587.
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