
Apartments near South Philly Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (649 Rentals)


341 South St

645-647 Bainbridge St

2209 Cantrell St

516 S Front St

510 South St

723-725 Bainbridge St

1254-56 S 18th St

711-713 S 9th St

505 South St

Valetta

730 S 10th St

1603 Ellsworth St

724 S 10th St

533 South St

Tokio Bar

124-126 Lombard St

122 Lombard St

120 Lombard St

529 South St

1439 S 20th St

111 Lombard St

825-831 Bainbridge St

817-823 Kater St

622 S 9th St

Fitzwater Lofts

618 S 9th St

Artist Lofts

625 S 10th St

626 S 10th St

627 S 10th St

710 S 11th St

729 S 12th St

922 S 15th St

The Hawthorne

1422 Christian St

700-702 S 11th St

1112-1114 Bainbridge St

1501 Montrose St

1850 S 23rd St

Wharton Place

Wharton Court

1624 Carpenter St

1633 Point Breeze Ave

1625 Point Breeze Ave

CSQ WEST

2323 Mifflin St

Carpenter Square

Ravello Philly

913-917 S 17th St

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