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Apartments for rent in Chicago for $2,347-$4,566 with 1-2 beds, 1-2 baths, 500-1,295 sqft, pet friendly and located at 400 E S Water St in Chicago, IL 60601. The averaged rental price of $3,457 is 37.3% ($939) higher than the average rent of $2,518 for apartments in Chicago, IL and 39.6% ($981) 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. 400 E S Water St was advertised by Elizabeth Nazarian yesterday at 9:02 AM ET and last updated today at 10:08 AM ET.

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306	1	1	500	$2,377
916	1	1	550	$2,447
1809	1	1	650	$2,460
310	1	1	590	$2,553
516	1	1	570	$2,556
414	1	1	730	$2,572
2903	1	1	610	$2,602
510	1	1	590	$2,603
2909	1	1	615	$2,608
2910	1	1	580	$2,641
2404	1	1	600	$2,650
3703	1	1	610	$2,652
914	1	1	730	$2,657
317	1	1	815	$2,675
5103	1	1	620	$2,699
4103	1	1	610	$2,702
3309	1	1	615	$2,708
805	1	1	690	$2,726
4010	1	1	580	$2,741
4304	1	1	600	$2,750
3810	1	1	605	$2,756
302	1	1	805	$2,758
611	1	1	860	$2,831
807	1	1	730	$2,837
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1308	1	1	690	$2,911
2707	1	1	730	$2,916
1007	1	1	700	$2,922
905	1	1	690	$2,962
4507	1	1	665	$2,970
2406	1	1	700	$2,971
4005	1	1	730	$3,021
4005	1	1	675	$3,024
3905	1	1	730	$3,027
2905	1	1	690	$3,046
606	1	1	670	$3,050
4207	1	1	665	$3,051
3608	1	1	660	$3,066
3208	1	1	660	$3,090
1902	1	1	820	$3,104
3212	1	1	825	$3,115
4507	1	1	730	$3,179
408	1	1	660	$3,192
4602	1	1	820	$3,204
3305	1	1	690	$3,304
3211	2	2	1,210	$3,770
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2511	2	2	1,170	$3,810
1011	2	2	1,210	$3,965
1901	2	2	1,210	$4,055
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3011	2	2	1,210	$4,090
1411	2	2	1,200	$4,096
2001	2	2	1,170	$4,140
1811	2	2	1,210	$4,215
518	2	2	1,295	$4,280
3701	2	2	1,210	$4,330
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3801	2	2	1,170	$4,415
518	2	2	1,250	$4,566

400 E S Water St Chicago, IL 60601 - Cook County

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