
Apartments near Snyder Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (1,752 Rentals)


1951 Locust St

1955 Locust St

405 S 22nd St

401 S 22nd St

2038 Spruce St

2122 Pine St

2124 Pine St

The Rittenhouse Condominiums

2300-2306 South St

2033 Spruce St

2119 Pine St

2039 Spruce St

2126 Pine St

Bloc 23

2338 Fitzwater St

2043 Spruce St

2104 Spruce St

404 S 22nd St

2129 Pine St

2316 South St

2200 Pine St

2101-2103 Spruce St

2131-2133 Pine St

400 S 22Nd St

2305 S St

Sparacino

2019 Locust St

2222 Lombard St

2023-25 Locust St

257 S 21st St

Prime City Properties Portfolio

2107 Spruce St

2116 Spruce St

2118 Spruce St

Nine Roots-S 21st

2006 Walnut St

252 S 21st St

258 S 21st St

256 S 21st St

2400 South

2109 Spruce St

253 S 21St St

2012 Walnut St

244-246 S 21st St

2308 Lombard St

254 S 21st St

2124 Spruce St

2010 Walnut St

2130 Spruce St

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