
Apartments near Hope Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (1,748 Rentals)


West Girard Apartments

921 N 15th St

1111 W Lehigh Ave

2037 Mt Vernon St

2222 Green St

3247 N Carlisle St

1638 Parrish St

1904 Fairmount Ave

2137 Green St

3517 N 18th St

1601 Ridge Ave

1421-1435 Cambridge St

1307 W Clearfield St

1309 W Clearfield St

705 N DeKalb St

837-847 N 16th St

1324 W Allegheny Ave

1826--1828 Fairmount Ave

1933 Wallace St

2117 Green St

1608-1612 Ridge Ave

1416 W Girard Ave

1305 W Clearfield St

1805 Fairmount Ave

1431 Poplar St

2036 Mt Vernon St

1921 Wallace St

1728 Folsom St

3213 Haverford Ave

1123 W Lehigh Ave

1433-1435 Poplar St

2105 Green St

2111 Green St

2107 Green St

2040 Mount Vernon St

1602 Ridge Ave

4117 Westminster Ave

2034 Mt Vernon St

1420 Cambridge St

3434 Wallace St

2009 Mount Vernon St

2045 Green St

2047 Green St

2043 Green St

2039 Green St

848 N 15th St

1540 Ridge Ave

1436 Poplar St

2035 Green St

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