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1049 West Oakdale
$1,430
1049 W Oakdale Ave, Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 969-4821
1 unit available
Studio
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On-site laundry, Hardwood floors, Cats allowed, 24hr maintenance, Recently renovated, Walk in closets + more
Charming Locale
Peaceful Haven in Buzzing Lakeview Neighborhood
Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street in Lakeview, 1049 West Oakdale offers a serene atmosphere within steps of exciting nightlife and dining. The proximity to the Wellington train stop ensures quick downtown commutes. Spacious apartments blend modern updates with charming vintage appeal, creating an inviting home environment. Reviews highlight both the ideal location and the cat-friendly policies.
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5405-5407 S. Woodlawn Avenue
$1,415
5405-5407 South Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, IL 60615
(240) 434-0195
2 units available
Studio
Amenities
On-site laundry, Hardwood floors, Cats allowed, Parking, Range, and Oven
Prime Location
Charming property near Hyde Park attractions.
Discover a beautifully renovated gem in Chicago's vibrant South Side. This pet-friendly property, nestled in a popular neighborhood, offers cats a place to call home. Enjoy being steps away from Hyde Park’s cultural treasures and walking distance to Washington Park for easy, tranquil strolls.
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500 S Laramie
$1,005
500 South Laramie Avenue, Chicago, IL 60644
(312) 584-6191
1 unit available
1 bed
Amenities
On-site laundry, Pet friendly, and Some paid utils
Cost-effective Living
Great value in vibrant West Side Chicago location.
500 S Laramie offers impressive value on Chicago's West Side, priced significantly below the metro average. Residents enjoy spacious, well-maintained apartments with responsive management and a reliable heating system. The property's location allows for convenient commuting via the CTA Blue Line, along with nearby parks and schools, enhancing the overall living experience.
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Windermere House
$1,920
1642 East 56th Street, Chicago, IL 60637
(773) 825-5020
12 units available
1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed
Amenities
On-site laundry, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Cats allowed, Parking + more
Historic Elegance
Classic charm with modern amenities and prime location.
Windermere House combines historic charm with contemporary living. Nestled in a popular neighborhood on Chicago's South Side, this residence is within walking distance of the University of Chicago and offers easy access to local dining and shopping options. With practical conveniences like a gym and in-unit laundry, plus the welcoming staff highlighted in reviews, residents enjoy a balanced lifestyle.
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5845 South Princeton Avenue - Bedroom 1 Bed
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7104 S Crandon Ave. 7
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7645 S Cottage Grove Avenue 6
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1123 N Lawler Ave
$1,235
1123 North Lawler Avenue, Chicago, IL 60651
(312) 606-7351
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1 unit available
2 bed
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On-site laundry, Hardwood floors, Pet friendly, 24hr maintenance, Parking, Courtyard + more
Walkable Convenience
Stylish living near parks and shops
Enjoy the vibrant lifestyle offered by 1123 N Lawler Ave. Located within walking distance to Lafollette Park and local shops like Super Giant Groceries, daily tasks are a breeze. The property's appeal is enhanced by its stylish hardwood floors and pet-friendly policy. Cats and dogs can join in on the fun too!
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State & Chestnut
$2,382
845 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60611
(626) 427-6368
17 units available
Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed
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In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, New construction, 24hr maintenance + more
Central Leisure
Gold Coast location with top-notch amenities.
State & Chestnut sits in Chicago’s bustling Gold Coast neighborhood, offering seamless access to dining, shopping, and public transport. The building boasts luxurious amenities, including a rooftop pool and a fitness center, which residents absolutely rave about. Pet owners will love the convenient on-site dog park and grooming area, making it perfect for those with furry companions.
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2817 E 77th St
$1,100
2817 East 77th Street, Chicago, IL 60649
(312) 836-4345
2 units available
2 bed • 3 bed
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Hardwood floors, Pet friendly, 24hr maintenance, Online portal, Range, and Oven
Exceptional Location
Luxurious South Shore Living with Prime Location.
Located in the vibrant South Shore neighborhood, 2817 E 77th St offers spacious and luxurious accommodations. Residents enjoy proximity to Rainbow Beach Park and a variety of dining options, like the popular Rainbow Beach Sub Shop. Commuting is effortless with nearby access to the ME Metra Electric at the Windsor Park stop.
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5706 W Lake St
$1,470
5706 West Lake Street, Chicago, IL 60644
(312) 874-7709
1 unit available
2 bed
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W/D hookup, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Parking, and Air conditioning
Convenient Location
Easy access to transit and local amenities
5706 W Lake St offers an unbeatable location in Chicago's West Side. Renters will enjoy walking to Levin Park, YMCA, and more, with the CTA Green Line at Central providing convenient commuting options. This pet-friendly community is well-connected to local amenities, making it ideal for those who value accessibility and convenience.
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6933 S Indiana
$975
6933 South Indiana Avenue, Chicago, IL 60637
(312) 667-7360
3 units available
1 bed • 3 bed
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Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Range, Oven, and Refrigerator
Transit Access
Conveniently located near CTA Red Line for easy commuting.
6933 S Indiana stands out for its modern amenities and recently renovated apartments, complete with brand-new appliances and hardwood floors. Residents love the convenience of the nearby CTA Red Line, making commuting a breeze. Additionally, the neighborhood is bustling with local amenities, from cafes to parks, all within a short walk.
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Asbury Plaza
$2,072
750n North Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL 60654
(872) 246-7350
10 units available
Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed
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24hr laundry, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, 24hr maintenance, Garage + more
Prime Location
Unmatched Access to Alluring City Living
Asbury Plaza offers an enviable location in Downtown Chicago, blending charm and modern living near River North's vibrant culture. With private balconies offering city views and top-notch amenities like a gym and pool, this property caters to a dynamic lifestyle. Residents appreciate its proximity to public transit, restaurants, and grocers, enriching urban life.
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1019 N WOLCOTT Avenue 6 Bed
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West77
$1,985
77 West Huron St, Chicago, IL 60654
(913) 675-6299
13 units available
Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed
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In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly + more
Downtown Gem
Prime Downtown Location with Exceptional Amenities
Experience the best of urban living at West77, ideally situated in Downtown Chicago. With easy access to public transportation, renowned dining, and iconic attractions, the location is perfect for a vibrant lifestyle. Residents enjoy a multitude of premium amenities including a rooftop pool, fitness center, and sunny decks with breathtaking views.
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Env Chicago
161 West Kinzie Street, Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 410-8673
$2,995+ moTotal price12-mo lease
7 units available
1 bed • 2 bed
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In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly + more
Luxury Location
Experience Urban Luxury in River North Chicago
Env Chicago is nestled in the vibrant River North neighborhood, offering luxury living with easy access to top restaurants, shopping, and public transportation. Reviews highlight the friendly staff and well-maintained amenities, including a rooftop pool and modern gym. Cats and dogs are welcome, making it a perfect choice for pet owners seeking a vibrant lifestyle.
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6356-58 S Francisco
$860
6356 South Francisco Avenue, Chicago, IL 60629
(312) 561-3337
1 unit available
1 bed
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On-site laundry, Hardwood floors, Some paid utils, Range, Oven, and Refrigerator
Inclusive Comfort
Convenient location with rent-inclusive heat and great amenities.
This Chicago Lawn property offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience, with essential amenities like heat included in rent. Residents enjoy its strategic location near public transport, making everyday commutes a breeze. It's within walking distance of key services and beautiful Marquette Park, adding value to residents' lifestyles.
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Commons - 5046 S Champlain
$1,415
5046 S Champlain Ave, Chicago, IL 60615
(312) 313-9709
3 units available
2 bed • 3 bed
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Pet friendly, Recently renovated, Range, Oven, and Refrigerator
Prime Access
Remodeled units near parks and public transport.
Situated in the vibrant Grand Boulevard neighborhood, 5046 S Champlain Ave offers seamless access to Washington Park and local favorites like Friistyle Chicago and the University of Chicago. The property is serviced by convenient public transport routes, making commuting easy. Residents enjoy a community-focused atmosphere, highlighted by positive reviews noting the area's welcoming and serene environment.
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7263 S Coles
$1,190
7263 South Coles Avenue, Chicago, IL 60649
(417) 660-2455
1 unit available
2 bed
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On-site laundry, Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Pet friendly, Parking, and Range
Elegant Living
Exceptional South Shore convenience and elegance.
Experience luxurious living at 7263 S Coles, nestled in Chicago's vibrant South Side. With elegant hardwood floors and flexible bonus spaces, residents enjoy a refined living environment. Walk to local attractions like Zion's Tea Bar and the South Shore Golf Course or benefit from efficient commuting options with the nearby ME Metra Electric.
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The Clark
$2,505
1201 North Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60610
(978) 705-0237
4 units available
1 bed
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In unit laundry, Nest technology, Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly + more
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The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Chicago is $2,231+, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $2,828+. Rent rates updated 4 days ago

Studio: $1,891+Trending down
1 Bed: $2,231+Trending down
2 Beds: $2,828+Trending down
3+ Beds: $3,462+Trending down

* Averages are based on the rental prices of properties listed on Apartment List that don’t include fees

Top neighborhoods in Chicago

North Side

What it’s like to live in North Side

Chicago's diverse North Side encompasses everything from Wrigleyville's baseball energy to Lincoln Park's upscale shopping and Andersonville's Swedish heritage. Lake Michigan beaches and extensive park systems provide outdoor recreation throughout these neighborhoods, while historic theaters like the Riviera and Aragon Ballroom host national touring acts. Rental options range from vintage courtyard buildings with surprising architectural details to ultra-modern high-rises with lakefront views, creating opportunities across various price points and aesthetic preferences. Though winter parking challenges increase with snow accumulation, excellent public transportation including multiple L lines reduces car dependency compared to outlying neighborhoods. The area's density means competition for premier units moves quickly, requiring decisive action when ideal rentals become available in these desirable neighborhoods.

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Lincoln Park

What it’s like to live in Lincoln Park

Lincoln Park combines historic architecture with exceptional access to Chicago's namesake park and lakefront. The neighborhood features a mix of brownstones, greystones, and luxury high-rises creating varied rental options across multiple price points. While offering amenities including the free Lincoln Park Zoo, Diversey Harbor, and endless dining options, the popularity comes with premium rental rates and competitive application processes for the most desirable buildings.

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Families

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Classic

Leafy

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Southwest Side

What it’s like to live in Southwest Side

Cultural fusion thrives along Pilsen's mural-lined taquerias. Renters score affordable loft conversions but note sparse AC in 85% of units despite humid summers. The National Museum of Mexican Art offers free workshops.

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Finding Apartments for Rent in Chicago, Illinois

Chicago is a vibrant city filled with must-see attractions. From visiting Millennium Park's "Bean" sculpture to walking the scenic Lakefront Trail, there's no shortage of entertaining activities in the Windy City.

Whether you’re a first-time renter moving to one of Chicago’s many affordable neighborhoods or a long-time resident trading up to a downtown Chicago apartment with a lake view, search for your new home with Apartment List. With so many rentals in Chicago to choose from, you need a better apartment-hunting strategy than Googling “apartments for rent near me.”

Start by taking our quiz, and let our AI-powered algorithm find your dream Chicago apartment. The search function considers multiple factors to showcase the ideal apartments in Chicago, including neighborhood preferences and public transit access.

With just a few clicks, you’ll find the perfect apartment rentals in Chicago, Illinois.

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Chicago Rent Report: January 2026

Welcome to the Apartment List January 2026 Rent Report for Chicago, IL. Currently, the overall median rent in the city stands at $1,776, after falling 0.8% last month. Prices remain up 7.1% year-over-year. Read on to learn more about what’s been happening in the Chicago rental market and how it compares to trends throughout the broader Chicago metro area and the nation as a whole.

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Apartments for Rent in Chicago

Chicago boasts world-class architecture, vibrant neighborhoods, and a dynamic food scene. But for renters, the excitement can quickly turn into a whirlwind of questions: How much rent can I afford? Where should I live? What are the application requirements? Fear not, future Windy City residents! This guide equips you with the essential tips to conquer your Chicago apartment hunt.

Chicago really has no defined “rental season”. Apartments are available year-round, though if anything, there are more options and they tend to go quicker and rent higher in the spring and fall. During these seasons, you’re more likely to lose a good dwelling to another contender if you don’t act fast. Renting a place out in the middle of January may give you a price or time advantage, but moving a couch up to the fourth floor of a walk-up building when the back staircase is covered in ice may also cause you to think twice.

Chicago is an extremely large city, and it's common for people to live well outside of it and use the train system to commute. Some people live as far as the Eastern coast of Michigan, where you can find a quaint lake town connected to a train that will take you directly to the city in a matter of an hour or two. With that in mind, know that you may pay a premium to live close to downtown, so staying open to adjacent areas can expand your options.

The Chicago rental market can move swiftly. Respond to listings promptly and be prepared to act quickly if you find a place you love. Attending open houses allows you to assess the apartment and meet the landlord directly. Chicago landlords often require proof of income, such as pay stubs or tax returns, and a credit check. Having all documentation readily available streamlines the application process. Some landlords may have additional requirements like a reference letter from previous landlords.

Still have questions about renting in Chicago? Read on to learn more about average rent prices, transportation, pet friendly living, and more.

-"Maybe we can show government how to operate better as a result of better architecture. Eventually, I think Chicago will be the most beautiful great city left in the world." (Frank Lloyd Wright)

Transportation in Chicago

The Chicago Transit Authority operates a huge network of trains and buses, with the result that many city-dwellers choose to ditch their car altogether and opt for the true urban lifestyle (a combination of walking and public transit). In fact, driving is generally one of the least desirable forms of transportation in Chicago. Finding an apartment with a designated parking spot can be difficult and pricey in many areas of the city (think an extra $150 - $200 a month for a spot in a parking garage or outdoor lot), and street parking is a cutthroat battle.

If you're wondering how to get around in Chicago, here's what locals do:

Chicago's "L" (elevated train) is an extensive and affordable way to get around. With eight lines reaching far corners of the city, it efficiently connects many neighborhoods.
Utilize the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) website or the Ventra app to plan your trip. These resources provide real-time train tracking and comprehensive route maps.
Purchase a reloadable Ventra Card which works for both trains and buses. Tickets can be purchased at vending machines in stations with cash or credit cards. Fares are cheaper with a Ventra Card compared to single-ride tickets.
Residents living in suburbs bordering Chicago, like parts of Western Michigan, can leverage the Metra regional train system. Metra connects outlying areas to downtown Chicago, making it a viable option for longer commutes.
While the L-Train covers a large area, buses provide access to nearly every corner of Chicago. This is especially useful for reaching specific destinations not directly served by the L.
L-Train and bus service frequency reduces at night. Plan your evenings accordingly, especially if you rely solely on public transportation.
Biking is another really popular form of transportation in Chicago, and you'll find no shortage of bike stations, rentals, and parking.

By understanding the L-Train, buses, and their connectivity with Metra, renters in Chicago, even those residing in surrounding areas, can navigate the city efficiently and affordably.

Pet-Friendly Apartment Hunting in Chicago

Finding a pet-friendly apartment in Chicago is certainly possible, though pet policies can vary significantly based on your landlord.

Breed specific legislation: Chicago's pit bull ban was repealed in 2016, though you may still find breed-specific restrictions in many apartment complexes.
Weight restrictions: While dogs are popular even in the busiest parts of the city, be aware that many buildings (especially high-rises) have weight limits for pets, often stricter than other locations.
Building size and amenities: Larger buildings and those with dedicated pet amenities like dog runs are more likely to be pet-friendly.

The good news? Chicago offers a surprising number of pet-friendly options. Here are some resources. Furthermore, major rental listing websites like Apartment List allow filtering by pet-friendliness. Simply select “Dog-Friendly” or “Cat-Friendly” in your preferences when you start your search.

Renting an Apartment in Chicago

Quality and Style: As previously stated, Chicago has every type of dwelling imaginable, though different neighborhoods and price ranges will yield different results. Multi-unit high-rise buildings usually have amenities included, such as a concierge/doorman, a communal rooftop deck, a pool, or a fitness center. These types of buildings will also have more restrictions or fees for moving in and out. Older buildings with radiator heat will often have gas and heat included in the rent, which is a huge advantage in the winter months when heating prices can break $150 - $200 or more a month. Also, you’d be hard-pressed to find an apartment in the city of Chicago that requires you to pay your own water bill.

Common Logistics: A 12-month lease is standard, though occasionally a larger company will throw in financial perks for signing a longer lease. Short-term or month-to-month leases are hard to come by unless you’re subletting or renting from a private landlord. As far as security deposits go, the standard is equivalent to one month’s rent. More and more often, though, management companies are requiring a non-refundable move-in fee (usually between $150 and $300 per person) instead of a security deposit.

Your Renting Arsenal: Here is a list of common things that will be required for a rental application:

Photo ID for all applicants
It’s perfectly normal (especially with management companies) to require a $25 - $50 non-refundable credit/background check fee per applicant.
Expect to provide information on an application including (but not limited to) current employer information, financial information, previous landlord contact information, and personal or professional references.
Many larger management companies will require previous bank statements or pay stubs as proof of income.

Is Chicago Expensive to Rent In?

For the entire city of Chicago, median 2-Bedroom rent is around $1,659 a month; that is much lower than New York, where the median 2-bedroom rent rate is around $2,234. Using a standard rule of budgeting that says rent should not be more than 30% of your income, we would recommend making at least $60,000 to cover a 2-Bedroom in Chicago.

Why Are Chicago Apartments So Expensive?

While not as expensive as some major cities, it's rental prices are higher than many other parts of the U.S. because Chicago is a bustling city with good job opportunities, great public transportation, and fantastic amenities. Furthermore, because commuting is possible and popular, you will pay a premium to live in a central location.

That being said, there are many affordable neighborhoods in Chicago, such as the Pilsen Historic District, where you can snag a one-bedroom for an average of $1,150 while still be very close to the center of the city.

Chicago Neighborhoods

Within the city of Chicago, there are over 200 unique neighborhoods that are fluid and socially constructed, each with their own quirks and day-to-day life. On a much larger (and more general) scale, the city can be broken up into four massive sections. Consider this a “jumping off” point in finding your ‘hood. Once you decide which side of the city is best for you, look into doing some research on that area’s neighborhoods to find the best fit. A semi-official map of Chicago’s neighborhoods can be found here.

The Loop

The central hub of Chicago, dubbed “the loop” due to the circular path that the elevated trains take around it, is mainly considered a commercial area. It boasts the quintessential Chicago landmarks, including skyscrapers, museums, Grant and Millennium Parks, a theatre district, and a large shopping district. Housing in the loop tends to be sparser and located more toward the perimeter. This area is bustling during the day. Living spaces are compact high-rise condominium and apartment buildings. Generally, the further your living proximity from the loop, the lower cost, more spacious, and more “residential” your apartment will tend to be.

North Loop

Closer to the loop and Michigan Avenue’s “Magnificent Mile” shopping district. There are many town houses around these neighborhoods, too. As you continue north, rent drops a little and the streets become tree-lined, yet population rises considerably. The north side, as a whole, is the most densely populated section of the city, especially along the lakefront. This area has a lot of neighborhood amenities, parks, and nightlife. It boasts a pretty even number of two and three-flat buildings, vintage courtyard buildings, and high-rises of all different types, with pockets of single-family homes woven in.

South Side

The south side covers a much larger land area. Some parts of the south side are quaint, residential communities, and some are rather old and historic.The neighborhoods here have more single-family homes and smaller buildings. Millions of Chicagoans still call it home.

West Side

Just west of the loop has historically been an industrial zone; the famous Chicago Union Stockyards were once located here. Closer to downtown, you’ll find loft-style condominiums and old warehouses converted into restaurants and galleries, as well as one of the largest medical districts in the United States. Further out, more stand-alone houses, town homes and bungalows appear.

Apartments for Rent in Chicago, IL

1049 West Oakdale

5405-5407 S. Woodlawn Avenue

500 S Laramie

Windermere House

1123 N Lawler Ave

State & Chestnut

2817 E 77th St

5706 W Lake St

6933 S Indiana

Asbury Plaza

West77

Env Chicago

6356-58 S Francisco

Commons - 5046 S Champlain

7263 S Coles

The Clark

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Apartments for Rent in Chicago, IL

1049 West Oakdale

5405-5407 S. Woodlawn Avenue

500 S Laramie

Windermere House

1123 N Lawler Ave

State & Chestnut

2817 E 77th St

5706 W Lake St

6933 S Indiana

Asbury Plaza

West77

Env Chicago

6356-58 S Francisco

Commons - 5046 S Champlain

7263 S Coles

The Clark

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