Apartments near Northeast Shopping Center in Philadelphia, PA (170 Rentals)

8902 Blue Grass Rd

1701 Scotchbrook Dr

9750 Hilspach St

9762 Hilspach St

9388 Neil Rd

2988 Welsh Rd

7915 Fairfield St

3491 Kirkwood Rd

3367 Holme Ave

1808 Griffith St

9960 Woodfern Rd

3277 Morrell Ave

7727 Langdon St

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2806 Ryerson Pl, Unit 1ST FLOOR

Fountain Pointe

Excelsior Mid-Rise Condominium

2001-2005 Nester St

Welsh Walk Condominiums

2628 Welsh Rd

9530 Evans St

2028 Murray St

Plaza Place

9172 Ryerson Rd

2201 Strahle St

Pennypack Crossing

Bustleton Place

8100 Fairfield St

1902 Solly

1900-1902 Solly Ave

8109 - 8115 Castor Ave

9926 Haldeman Ave

1844 - 1846 Solly Ave

Rhawnwoods Duplexes

2027 - 2033 Rhawn St

8127 Algon Ave

Pathways Condominiums

Doral Condo Clubhouse

Doral Condominiums

7931-7933 Castor Ave

1706 Rhawn St

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