
Apartments near University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA (3,347 Rentals)


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1827 Spruce St

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819 N 41st St

1939 Arch St

1829 Spruce St

4809 Beaumont Ave.

4826-30 Walnut St.

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938 S 49th St

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1605 S 28th St

700 S 19th St

121 N 20th St

119 N 20th St

1818 Spruce St

1823 Spruce St

1825 Spruce St

1833 Lombard St

Locust Towers

39-41 S 19th St

922 S 49th St

634 S 48th St

709 S 19th St

623 S 19th St

1821 Pine St

1816 Pine St

1BR in a 2BR apt.

1816 Spruce St

1817 Spruce St

1820 Pine St

127 N 20th St

1819 Pine St

4814 Cedar Ave

1812 Spruce St

1818 Pine St

1813 Spruce St

The Alison Building

1814 Pine St

1812 Pine St

1808 Spruce St

1815 Spruce St

1815 Pine St

721 S 19th St

752 S 19Th St

West Philly 5 Property, 7 Portfolio

1806 Spruce St

1810 Pine St

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