
Apartments near Castor Shopping Center in Philadelphia, PA (411 Rentals)


2082 Albright St

3553 Emerald St

925 E Tioga St

4747 N Mascher St

3340 Potter St

3455 Helen St

3459 Braddock St

2105 League St

3617 Sepviva St

1867 E Wensley St

4828 N Palethorp St

5951 Elsinore St

5349 Eadom St

3450 Tampa St

3417 Frankford Ave

4013 Creston St

1836 E Westmoreland St

3417 Hartville St

1813 E Madison St

1901 E Willard St

625 E Thayer St

819 E Allegheny Ave

259 W Ruscomb St

818 E Hilton St

302 W Loudon St

4261 N Bodine St

3546 Ella St

6500 Algon Ave

633 E Allegheny Ave

1847 E Lippincott St

1908 E Wishart St

5604 N 2nd St

1123 Gilham St

4405 N Lawrence St

510 E Willard St

3110 Custer St

611 E Wishart St

6151 Algard St

3130 Hartville St

621 E Clearfield St

2152 Fanshawe St

3119 Frankford Ave

4112 Stirling St

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