
Apartments near Dung Phat Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (2,799 Rentals)


1605 S 28th St

New Street Lofts

300-314 N 3rd St

Havana Lofts

Papermill Lofts

Condominiums at Croskey Court

249-251 N 2nd St

309 N 3rd St

Old City Condominiums

1234 Hamilton St

Hamilton Lofts

Papermill Lofts

Cu257

207-209 Vine St

428-440 N 13th St

Logan Court Condos

2848 S Camac St

449 N 13th St

Sonder the Edison

1220 Buttonwood St

1104-1126 Buttonwood St

1844-1846 Callowhill St

Shannon Village

1326 Nectarine St

506-510 N 9th St

2900 S Sydenham St

311-313 N Front St

444 lofts

315-317 N Front St

The Tivoli Townhouse

321-323 N Front St

412 N 2nd St

340 N Front St

Vine Street Development

335 N Front St

2113-2115 S 28th St

343-345 N Front St

1507 Spring Garden St

549 N 10th St

1539 Spring Garden St

1525 Spring Garden St

3000 S 16th St

400 N Front St

1508-1516 Brandywine St

528 N 15Th St

420-438 N Front St

601 N 11th St

603-605 N 12th St

Ridge Pointe

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