
Apartments near Church Prairie Plaza in Skokie, IL (670 Rentals)


132 Ridge Ave

335 Custer Ave

616 Hull Ter

The Carlisle

423-425 South Blvd

325 Custer Ave

7546 N Oakley Ave

319-321 Custer Ave

7551 N Oakley Ave

Ann Rainey Apartments

820 Dobson St

733-735 Dobson St

129-131 Elmwood Ave

7551-7559 N Ridge Blvd

800-806 Dobson St

240 Callan Ave

243 Callan Ave

201-205 Custer Ave NE

231-233 Callan Ave

732 Dobson St

602 Mulford St

615 Case St

605 Case St

The Janice Condominiums

708 Dobson St

143-149 Callan Ave

122-132 Callan Ave

142 - 148 Clyde Ave

140 Callan Ave

114-120 Callan Ave

125-133 Clyde Ave

The Lofts & Residences

2002 Emerson St

Jacob Blake Manor

Emerson Square Apartments

2121 Darrow Ave

2007-2017 Ashland Ave

1928 Jackson Ave

2602 Central St

2306-2312 Central St

2321 Central

1040-1042 Ashland Ave

2000-2002 Central St

The Fladler Building

Maeve on Ridge

The Oak Crest

2047 Asbury Ave

Trulee Evanston 62+

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How much are Studio apartments in Skokie?
There are currently 397 Studio Apartments in Skokie with rent ranges from $1,300 to $5,000 with an average price of $2,217.
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