
Apartments near Eastern Regional Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA (292 Rentals)


2700-2702 Ash St

3112 Frankford Ave

6370 Oxford Ave

303 E Allegheny Ave

3111 Frankford Ave

222 W Chew Ave

4827-4835 N 6th St

122 W Ontario St

5812 N 2nd St

1948 E Stella St

5119 N 6th St

1950 E Stella St

416 W Olney Ave

3926 N 5th St

2001 E Orleans St

6601 Sylvester St

510 W Tabor Rd

109 E Allegheny Ave

2026 E Orleans St

2979 Frankford Ave

2977 Frankford Ave

2918 D St

2958 Frankford Ave

2920 Frankford Ave

2900 Frankford Ave

Horrocks -Multi family

6751 Kindred St

6812 Castor Ave

6807-6811 Bradford St

6829 Castor Ave

2633 Kensington Ave

2717 N Howard St

Iris Brown Townhomes

4200 M St

Maple Lane Apartments

Parkside Apartments

Arizona Lofts

6800 Bingham Street

Boulevard Gardens

4711 Leiper St

Griscom Apartments

Lycoming Flats

4444-4448 Paul St

4834 N Penn St

Oxford Gardens

Meadow House

The Allengrove

5051 Oxford Ave

3901 on the Boulevard

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