Apartments near Castor Place in Philadelphia, PA (311 Rentals)

7727 Langdon St

6747 Souder St

1808 Griffith St

7613 Whitaker Ave

2152 Fanshawe St

7915 Fairfield St

3021 Tyson Ave

6828 Oxford Ave

2749 Levick St

2201 Strahle St

1461 Lardner St

7046 Frankford Ave

1816 Megargee St

5908 Castor Ave

4134 Longshore Ave

3314 Ashville St

4013 Creston St

920 1/2 Anchor St

853 Anchor St

6250 Erdrick St

6010 Bingham St

5951 Elsinore St

2988 Welsh Rd

8902 Blue Grass Rd

931 Granite St

6151 Algard St

6706 Torresdale Ave

600 E Carver St

6650 Vandike St

7224 Edmund St

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567 Van Kirk St, Unit 2ND FLOOR

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1226 Hellerman St

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6322 Rising Sun Ave, Unit 1

7421 - 7423 Bingham St

McMenamy Suites

I House Apartments

1931 - 1939 Glendale Ave

1135 - 1137 Friendship St

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