
Apartments near Aramingo Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (565 Rentals)


2311 N Palethorp St

151 W Susquehanna Ave

1942 N Front St

1952 N Front St

4501-4503 Frankford Ave

2323 N 2nd St

Memphis Flats

1800-1830 Frankford Ave

602-604 E Girard Ave

4441 Elizabeth St

2301 N 2nd St

2320 N 2nd St

2700-2702 Ash St

438 Memphis St

2108 N Hancock St

1749-1751 Orthodox St

Palmer Place

164-166 Norris St

4625 Mulberry St

457 Girard Ave

2062-2064 N 2nd St

2327 3rd St

Regent Row

1700 Frankford Ave

1611-1613 Frankford Ave

4637 Leiper St

4635 Leiper St

1247-1251 E Columbia Ave

Oxford Corner

4636 Penn St

4643 Penn St

182 W Berks St

The Candy Factory

4645 Penn St

1532-1536 Frankford Ave

4643 Leiper St

1538-1544 Frankford Ave

1912 N 2nd St

4653 Penn St

3009 N 5th St

4682 Darrah St

1700 N Howard St

326 E Girard Ave

1512-1518 Frankford Ave

Penn Treaty Residences

1509 N Front St

4703 Leiper St

310 E Girard Ave

251 E Girard Ave

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