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


602-606 S 2nd St

The Exile Building

Gaskill Court

Gaskill Court

1200 Manor Residence

808 S 10th St

503-505 S 5th St

Armory Lofts

769 S 10th St

South Tenth

325 Pine

421 Pine St

720 S 10th St

1501 S 16th St

Tasker Village Apartments

Copper Boulevard Apartments

Reed Street Presbyterian Apartments

429 S 8th St

427 S 8th St

Federal Flats

1705 Jackson St

329 Spruce St

1155 S 15th St

412 Spruce St

505-509 S 9th St

430 Spruce St

432 Spruce St

705 Pine St

436 Spruce St

The Breeze Building

713 Pine St

711 Pine St

Martin Luther King I & III

526 Spruce St

402 S 9th St

404 S 9th St

College Manor Apartments

929-933 Lombard St

400 S 9th St

906 Pine St

908-910 Pine St

415 S 10th St

Lipscomb Square

1211 Bainbridge St

The Claridge

901 Clinton Street

515 S 12th Street

729 Spruce St

1428 Christian St

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