
Apartments near Society Hill Shopping Center in Philadelphia, PA (3,039 Rentals)


2200 Fairmount Ave

2217 Wallace St

842 N 19th St

Fairmount Greenery - 817 N 20th St

310 E Girard Ave

2210 Fairmount Ave

251 E Girard Ave

825 N 20th St

1601 W Girard Ave

1710 CAMBRIDGE St

2428 S Broad St

2311 Green St

1730 Ridge Ave

2555 S Alder St

2313 Green St

2228 Wallace St

1533 W Ritner St

1836-1838 W Passyunk Ave

2309-2311 Green St

1401 N 2nd St

2004 Parrish St

1743 Cambridge St

1834 Poplar St

1430-1434 Germantown Ave

815 Corinthian Ave

1710 W Girard Ave

326 E Girard Ave

1637 W Girard Ave

1712 W Girard Ave

853 N Uber St

853-855 N Uber St

7-Units

1800 Ridge Ave

1839 Poplar Street

1902 Poplar St

1904 Poplar St

The Candy Factory

852 N 20th St

1428 W Thompson St

835-837 Corinthian Ave

1412-1414 Frankford Ave

1728 S 24th St

1805 Ridge Ave

1850 S 23rd St

1827 Ginnodo Street

911 N 19th St

1432 W Porter St

1811 Ridge Ave

746 N 22nd St

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There are currently 2,972 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,465 with an average price of $1,605.
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