
Apartments near The Shops At Shoemaker Square in Chicago, IL (2,253 Rentals)


3700 West Wrightwood

3727-3729 N Keeler Ave

2725 N Saint Louis Ave

2855 N Kilbourn Ave

3049 N Spaulding Ave

2846-2850 N Christiana

4400-4402 W Parker Ave

3005 N Kolmar Ave

2717-2721 N Kostner Ave

2519 N Pulaski Rd

3449-3453 W Schubert Ave

3102-3104 N Kolmar Ave

2657 N Saint Louis Ave

3054 N Kolmar Ave

2732-33 N Kimball Ave

2778 N Milwaukee Ave

2618 N Kildare Ave

4520 W George St

3914-3924 W Altgeld St

3904 W Altgeld St

WPH Waveland

Avers Terrace

3231-3239 W Wellington Ave

3105 N Sawyer Ave

3318 W Diversey Ave

3915 W Altgeld St

3839-3845 W Altgeld St

3945 W Altgeld St

3937-45 W Altgeld St

3720 W Altgeld St

3001 N Sawyer Ave

2454-2456 N Hamlin St

3819-3823 W Altgeld St

4354 W. Drummond Pl.

3336-3340 W Addison St

3456 W Wrightwood Ave

2531 N Tripp Ave

4452-4254 W Parker Ave

2602-2608 N St. Louis Ave

2906 N. Sawyer

2931-2941 N Sawyer Ave

2524 N Central Park Ave

2439 N Harding Ave

2705 N Kimball Ave

2455 N Ridgeway Ave

3320-3326 W Schubert Ave

3731-3733 N Saint Louis Ave

3501 W WRIGHTWOOD

2438 N Hamlin Ave

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