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


Skokie Gardens Condominiums

Aristocrat Apartments

4909 Church

9016 Lamon Ave

4800 Carol Apartments

4934-44 Church Apartments

4936 Greenwood St

8411 Christiana Ave

4919 Enfield Ave

5000 Church Apartments

4950 Greenwood St

4845 Conrad Ave

8820-8824 Bronx Ave

4831 Conrad Ave

Crain Apartments

8638 Niles Center Rd

4616-4618 Washington St

8836-8842 Lavergne Ave

Cagan Skokie Apartments

8557 N Niles Center Rd

4850 Wright Ter

4817-4821 W Lee St

8519 Niles Center Rd

4815 Elm St

8309 Keating Ave

8255 Skokie Boulevard

8216 Kilpatrick Ave

7901 Keeler

8118 N Keating Ave

8030 N Knox

8050 Niles Ave

7638 Keeler Ave

Galitz Court Apartments

The Reserve

2030 Greenwood St

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1717 Evanston

1703-13 Ridge Ave.

2730 Hampton Parkway

1125 Davis St./ 1603-11 Ridge Ave.

1615-25 Ridge Ave.

1627-45 Ridge Ave.

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1031 Wesley Ave, Unit 1

307 Ridge Rd, Unit First Floor

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601 Green Bay Rd

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1619 Florence Ave, Unit 2

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1506 Madison St, Unit 1

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2123 Wesley Ave, Unit First floor

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1801 Lyons St

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How much are Studio apartments in Skokie?
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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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Skokie range from $1,200 to $10,756. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,862.
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