Zip Codes Near Lehigh County, Pennsylvania

A

18101
Allentown, PA

$850 to $2,800
222 Rentals
A

18102
Allentown, PA

$1,015 to $3,238
347 Rentals
A

18103
Allentown, PA

$1,000 to $3,238
350 Rentals
A

18104
Allentown, PA

$1,195 to $3,238
137 Rentals
A

18106
Allentown, PA

$1,865 to $2,740
21 Rentals
A

18195
Allentown, PA

$1,549 to $2,740
17 Rentals
B

18031
Breinigsville, PA

$1,826 to $2,285
9 Rentals
C

18037
Coplay, PA

$1,125 to $2,495
41 Rentals
F

18051
Fogelsville, PA

$1,930 to $2,525
3 Rentals
M

18062
Macungie, PA

$1,275 to $3,290
27 Rentals
O

18069
Orefield, PA

$1,930 to $2,525
4 Rentals
S

18078
Schnecksville, PA

5 Rentals
T

18087
Trexlertown, PA

2 Rentals
W

18052
Whitehall, PA

$1,050 to $2,500
110 Rentals
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