
Apartments near Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, PA (3,564 Rentals)


1834 Pine St

The Moravian

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1725 Bainbridge St

105 S 2nd St

1833 Lombard St

Society Hill Towers

709 S 5th St

230 Pine St

235 Pine St

The Addison

1949 Locust St

232 Pine St

228 Pine St

1953 Locust St

1917 Spruce St

1912 Spruce St

1921 Spruce St

1951 Locust St

1919 Spruce St

1836 Pine St

411 S 19th St

1916 Spruce St

1925 Spruce St

Academy of Vocal Arts

1902 Pine St

1904 Pine St

1923 Spruce St

1935 Manning St

1955 Locust St

529 Catharine St

1914 Spruce St

1001 S 11th St

815 S 7th St

The Castings

309 N Lawrence St

161-163 N 3rd St

The Moravian

1643 Fitzwater St

Prime City Properties Portfolio

703-1/2 S 4th St

16-18 S 20th St

126 Chestnut St

243 Race St

17-19 N 2nd St

112 S 20th St

1927 Spruce St

1922 Spruce St

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