
Apartments near 9th Street Marketplace in Philadelphia, PA (3,514 Rentals)


1116 Walnut St

105 S 2nd St

1206 Walnut St

2822 Poplar St

2812 Cecil B Moore Ave

1818 Ludlow St

2574 Frankford Ave

117 S 16th St

1816 Ludlow St

1837 N Marston St

216 S 11th St

126 Chestnut St

106 Chestnut St

1316 Walnut St

1733-1735 Chestnut St

1737-1739 Chestnut St

500 Walnut

1802 E Huntingdon St

The Jewelers Bldg

Brewery Condominiums

1807 Chestnut St

1865 N Marston St

865-871 N 29th St

104 Chestnut St

2840 W Girard Ave

829 N 29th St

2717 N Howard St

Western Union Building

The Beaumont

1761 N Newkirk St

Iris Brown Townhomes

2605 Frankford Ave

900 N 29th St

HAROLD HOMES

1700 N Dover St

2609 Frankford Ave

1815 N Newkirk St

St. James Court

2832 Cecil B Moore Ave

Le Crillon Apartments

39-41 S 19th St

1201-1211 Locust St

1120 Locust Street

2914 W Girard Ave

802-810 Locust St

2703 W Glenwood Ave

700 Locust St

1810 Chestnut St

844-846 N 29th St

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