
Apartments near 9th Street Marketplace in Philadelphia, PA (3,478 Rentals)


2153 N 19th St

2423 W Thompson St

2429 W Thompson St

Hoopskirt Lofts

2100 Spring St

724 Chesnut Street

The Lenora

2600-2640 Hagert St

Rittenhouse Quarter

313 S 17th St

1727 South St

2012 Bainbridge St

Friends Housing

1537-41 Seybert

1527-1535 W Seybert St

1420 Cecil B. Moore Ave

1547 Ridge Ave

1851 Germantown Ave

1526 N 2nd St

1606 N Willington St

1808 Vineyard St

The Wylie (1754)

1722 N Bouvier St

511-519 N Broad St

1853 N 17th St

1831 N 18th St

Millennial Village

1217-1227 W Susquehanna Ave

Wood Suites

1949 N 18th St

1623 W Diamond St

2115 Master

1637 W Diamond

2012 N 18th St

1726 W Diamond St

225 N 11th St

York Square

The Grandview

MetroClub

2122 N 17th St

Waterfront Square

Alma Living

1637 W Susquehanna Ave

BridgeView Place

412 Luxe

TenTen Race

The Commons at New Street

Cityview

The Wireworks

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