
Apartments near Girard Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (1,420 Rentals)


412 S 15th St

2009-2011 Delancey Pl

1731 Pine St

1622 Pine St

1624 Pine St

1112-1114 Bainbridge St

930 E Passyunk Ave

1725 Pine St

928 E Passyunk Ave

501 Washington Ave

1312 S 3rd St

2001 Delancey Pl

730 S 10th St

414 S 15th St

700-702 S 11th St

1415 Lombard St

1534 Pine St

425-427 S Carlisle St

1536 Pine St

1530 Pine St

2030 Spruce St

700 Christian St

1526 Pine St

327 S 18th St

1520 Pine St

1512 Pine St

333 S 18th St

724 S 10th St

1518 Pine St

311-315 S 20th St

1825 Delancey Pl

2018 Spruce St

1914 Spruce St

350 S 16th St

332-334 S 17th St

2008 Spruce St

1516 Pine St

348 S 16th St

2032 Spruce St

2020 Spruce St

2006 Spruce St

1504 Pine St

1508 Pine St

329 S 17th St

1725 Delancey Pl

1916 Spruce St

1519 Pine St

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