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Apartments for rent in Chicago for $2,246-$5,775 with 1-3 beds, 1-2.5 baths, 465-1,785 sqft, pet friendly and located at 175 N Harbor Dr in Chicago, IL 60601. The averaged rental price of $4,011 is 59.3% ($1,493) higher than the average rent of $2,518 for apartments in Chicago, IL and 62.0% ($1,535) higher than the average rent of $2,476 for apartments in Cook County. This apartment is in the Chicago Public School District and the nearest schools are Ogden Elementary School, Young Magnet High School and Jones College Prep High School. 175 N Harbor Dr was advertised by Noi Cohen on June 2, 2026 at 11:44 AM ET and last checked today at 11:10 AM ET.

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314	1	1	475	$2,246
402	1	1	465	$2,252
714	1	1	475	$2,261
1102	1	1	465	$2,273
1214	1	1	475	$2,276
1314	1	1	475	$2,279
1614	1	1	475	$2,288
1902	1	1	465	$2,297
2314	1	1	475	$2,309
307	1	1	505	$2,314
1110	1	1	485	$2,323
2010	1	1	485	$2,350
2307	1	1	505	$2,374
204	1	1	530	$2,388
404	1	1	530	$2,394
505	1	1	530	$2,397
1204	1	1	530	$2,418
209	1	1	755	$2,637
1415	1	1	755	$2,698
1615	1	1	755	$2,704
1801	1	1	755	$2,710
1915	1	1	755	$2,713
1109	1	1	755	$2,739
2309	1	1	755	$2,775
408	1	1	766	$2,818
1703	1	1	830	$2,937
2203	1	1	830	$2,952
706	1	1	830	$2,957
2901	1	1.5	855	$3,055
2705	1	1.5	885	$3,099
4408	1	1.5	855	$3,100
3005	1	1.5	885	$3,108
3305	1	1.5	885	$3,117
5508	1	1.5	855	$3,143
3901	1	1.5	940	$3,155
4605	1	1.5	885	$3,156
5505	1	1.5	885	$3,193
1411	2	2	1,090	$4,429
1813	2	2	1,090	$4,441
3704	2	2	1,420	$4,583
2802	3	2.5	1,785	$5,739
4002	3	2.5	1,785	$5,775

175 N Harbor Dr Chicago, IL 60601 - Cook County

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