
Apartments near Crawford Church Shopping Center in Skokie, IL (334 Rentals)


8035 Knox Ave

8025 Kilpatrick Ave

8049-8051 N Keating Ave

8026 Knox Ave

5001 Madison St

8018 Kilpatrick Ave

8021 Keating Ave

8015-8017 Keating Ave

7800 Kedvale Ave

8210 Elmwood Ave

8232 Niles Center Rd

Optima Old Orchard Woods Condos

8161 Niles Center Rd

8200 N Lincoln Ave

8122-2142 Lincoln Ave

Towne Square South

4910 Louise St

4007 W Dobson St

4905 W Louise St

Lincoln Court Condominiums

8056 Lincoln Ave

4813 Kirk St

The Metropolitan Condos

7904 Lamon Ave

4935 Louise St

5004 Louise St

Skokie House

8541 Lotus Ave

7901 Niles Ave

4855 Hull St

4914 Mulford Ave

4935-4939 Hull St

4920 Mulford St

Oakton Terrace

4659 Dobson St

5220 Oakton St

8001 Lockwood Ave

5019 Mulford St

Fountain Terrace

5215 Galitz St

4853 Dobson St

7827 Niles Center Rd

5251 Galitz St

9301 Kenton Ave

4603-4611 Davis Apartments

9445 Kenton Ave

4615-25 Davis

Grove Estates

9025-9043 Knox Ave

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There are currently 398 Studio Apartments in Skokie with rent ranges from $1,100 to $5,000 with an average price of $2,222.
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