
Apartments near New World Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (2,520 Rentals)


709 S 3rd St

Valetta

517 S 6Th St

1122-1128 Dickinson St

510 S 7th St

232 Bainbridge St

521 S 9th St

611 S 10th St

104 Catharine St

523-527 S 9th St

747 S 2nd St

234 Bainbridge St

Bella Vista

513 S 9th St

Fitzwater Lofts

515 S 9th St

1436 S 12th St

614 S 3rd St

509 S 6th St

710 S 11th St

341 South St

709 S American St

542 Lombard St

511 S 9th St

619 S 3rd St

339 South St

700-702 S 11th St

729 S 12th St

128 Pemberton St

510-514 Lombard St

1709 S 4th St

716 S 2nd St

1112-1114 Bainbridge St

254 South St

210 Bainbridge St

607-609 S 3rd St

1718 S 4th St

434 Lombard St

1711 S 10th St

329 South St

610-612 S American St

423 S 8th St - 1R

421 S 8th St

1344-1348 Ellsworth St

The Hawthorne

428 Lombard St

515 S 4th St

765 S Front St

606 S American St

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