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


1349 Ellsworth St

417 S 9th St

415 S 9th St

411 S 9th St

805 Addison St

413 S 9th St

1100-1104 South St

606 Waverly St

409 S 9th St

913-915 Lombard St

Swansea Coach House

502 S 4th St

1215 Tasker St

Ristorante Terra Nostria

636 Pine St

1001 S. Broad St

532-534 Pine St

1107 S 11Th St

536-540 Pine St

1215 S Broad St

332 Lombard St

919-921 Lombard St

408 S 9th St

614 Pine St

1628-1630 S 2nd St

1814 S 6th St

716 Pine St

406 S 9th St

736 Pine St

734 Pine St

1506 S 13th St

316-318 Lombard St

826-828 Pine St

732 Pine St

1303 S Broad St

532 Pine St

1820 S 7th St

935-939 Lombard St

Gargoyles, Ltd

717 Pine St

Bridgeview

616 S Hancock St

900 Pine St

1317 S Broad St

1311 S Broad St

1643 S 2nd St

1305 S Broad St

623-625 Pine St

619 Pine St

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