
Apartments near Princeton Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (264 Rentals)


1936 Harrison St

1617 Wakeling St

4655 Mulberry St

2017 Orthodox St

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6527 Tulip St

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2040 Pratt St

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1521-1500 Wakeling St

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2806 Ryerson Pl, Unit 1ST FLOOR

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1521-1500 Wakeling St

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8030-8000 Ditman St, Unit 40G

McMenamy Suites

I House Apartments

Bentley Square Condominiums

7421 - 7423 Bingham St

7040 Erdrick St

3512 Cottman Ave

4318-4320 Princeton Ave

3258 Wellington St

4615 - 4617 Longshore Ave

6600 Tackawanna St

6601 Walker St

4724 Longshore Ave

4801-4805 Longshore Ave

4807 Longshore Ave

4822 Longshore Ave

6603-6605 Hegerman St

7971 Leon St

6364 Marsden St

8004 Frankford Ave

6421-6423 Hegerman St

8034 Frankford Ave

6807-6811 Bradford St

8111 Frankford Ave

6300 - 6312 Tulip St

8113 - 8119 Frankford Ave

Devereaux Court Apartments

Valmont Towers

3419 Welsh rd

3417 Welsh rd

3421 Welsh rd

3423 Welsh rd

6100 Frankford Ave

3400 Arthur St

5910 Erdrick St

Horrocks -Multi family

5912 Jackson St

6601 Sylvester St

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