
Apartments near 9th Street Marketplace in Philadelphia, PA (3,539 Rentals)


2111 Pine St

1928 Lombard St

2321 Spruce St

2015 N 33rd St

2217 Delancey Pl

2119 Pine St

Anthony Caneris Hall

Cypress Court

2107 Pine St

2106 Pine St

Edward Drinker Cope House

The Trinity

109 E Allegheny Ave

2004-2006 Lombard St

2301 Delancey Pl

2129 Pine St

2212 Delancey Pl

One Riverside Place

2114 Pine St

2316 Spruce St

2314 Spruce St

2218 Delancey Pl

2108 Pine St

2208 Delancy Pl

2303 Delancey Pl

2417 Spruce Street

2124 Pine St

532 S 19th St

Oakdale Street Apartments

2408 Spruce St

2920 Frankford Ave

2122 Pine St

2305 Delancey Pl

2216 Delancey Pl

2322 Spruce St

2031 Lombard St

2623 N 29th St

2131-2133 Pine St

2220 Delancey Pl

2318 Spruce St

Shelby Flats

2011-2017 Naudain St

2126 Pine St

2311 Delancey Pl

2317 Delancey Pl

410-416 S 21st St

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