
Apartments near Society Hill Shopping Center in Philadelphia, PA (3,034 Rentals)


1808 Vineyard St

The Philadelphian Condominiums

2601 Parkway Condominiums

North Bank Townhomes

SDG Residences of Fairmount

515 Pine St

518 Spruce St

524 Spruce St

523 Pine St

522 Spruce St

501 Spruce St

317 S 6th St

525-533 1/2 Spruce St

532-536 Spruce St

406 Spruce St

532-534 Pine St

413 Pine St

532 Pine St

410 Spruce St

423 Spruce St

330 S 4th St

308 S 4th St

536-540 Pine St

344 S 4th St

262 S 4th St

264-266 S 4th St

260 S 4th St

Cypress Terrace Apartments

616 Spruce St

623-625 Pine St

332 Spruce St

614 Pine St

619 Pine St

606 Waverly St

510-514 Lombard St

333 Pine St

434 Lombard St

275 S 4th St

628 Spruce St

329 Pine St

Spruce Court Apartments

325 Spruce St

327 Pine St

542 Lombard St

428 Lombard St

636 Pine St

509 S 6th St

636 Spruce St

502 S 4th St

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There are currently 2,976 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $8,681 with an average price of $1,605.
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