
Apartments near Eastgate Plaza in Skokie, IL (814 Rentals)


917-925 Hinman Ave

913-915 Hinman Ave

North Mid-Quads Residence Hall

Oakton Condominiums

2526 Jackson Ave

901 Hinman Ave

710 Oakton St

7459 N Artesian Ave

7448 N Artesian Ave

738 Hinman Ave

Allison Hall

Abby Garth Apartments

744 Hinman Ave

815-833 Mulford St

Fargo/Campbell

811 Hinman

1730 Hinman Ave

700 Oakton St

817 Hinman Ave

822-830 Mulford St

718 - 724 Hinman Ave

7415-7425 N Campbell Ave

726-732 Hinman Ave

Hobart House

200 Ridge AVE

807 Mulford St

814 Mulford St

777 Hinman Ave.

7546 N Oakley Ave

140 Ridge Ave

PARC Residential Hall

316-318 Sherman Ave

349 Sherman Ave

201-203 N Ridge Ave

301 Elmwood Ave

132 Ridge Ave

741 Mulford St

670 Hinman AVE

7551 N Oakley Ave

312 Sherman Ave

808 Judson Ave

7420-7428 N Western Ave

801-803 Case St

308 Sherman Ave

7453 N Western Ave

300-304 Sherman Ave

2417 W Fargo Ave

338 Custer Ave

417-425 Custer Ave

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There are currently 397 Studio Apartments in Skokie with rent ranges from $1,100 to $2,791 with an average price of $2,206.
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