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


Button Factory

Little Greenery

1401 N 15th St

Nova

836 N Broad St

1407-1409 N Carlisle St

1432 N. Carlisle

Olde Kensington Pavilion

1326 N 15th St

Iron Mill Lofts

Kardon

Fishtown Flats 1

G8one

Avenue V Townhomes

1509-1511 W Girard Ave

Lamp Factory Loft Apartments

1418 N 15th St

Liberties West Condos

1514 W Girard Ave

Germantown Row

1149 N 3rd St

Studiohouse

1521 N 15th St

1536 N. Carlisle

Sewing Factory Loft Apartments

Liberties Lofts Apartments

The Fountain

Nova on the Park

Venture Commons

FIFTEEN NINETEEN RIDGE

Maxfield

1501 N 16th St

Camino De Oro

JBJ Soul Homes

GLM Rentals

1515 N. 16th

Corner 2nd

Beckett Gardens

Norris Apartments

Romeo Place

1613-1617 N Sydenham St

1625 W Thompson St

1609 Sydenham

The Civic

Liberties Walk Townhomes

Simpson Mid-Town

Lillia Crippen Townhouses

1617-1633 Poplar St

Spring Garden Apartments

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There are currently 2,971 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,614 with an average price of $1,603.
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