
Apartments near 11th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,724 Rentals)


Race Hall

New College House at Hill Field

The Elm at Shackamaxon

951-967 Shackamaxon St

1223-25 Leopard St

401 N 32nd St

31st and Hamilton

1511 N 16th St

1812 S 13th St

1538 N 7th St

1709 S 4th St

107-115 W Thompson St

819 N 26th St

1520 N 15th St

1807 S Broad St

3314-3316 Arch St

1519-21 N 16th St

Myers Hall

1504 N 17th St

1808 S Broad St

Commercial Mixed Use Income Property

3318 Arch St

1525 N 16th Ave

3214, 3216, 3218 Pearl Street

1522 N Willington St

1524 N 16th St

113 E Girard Ave

1812 S Broad St

1718 S 4th St

1529 N 15th St

1810 S Broad St

Hill Crest

2026 Ridge Ave

Towers Hall

1628-1630 S 2nd St

65 N 34th St

1821 S Broad St

1518 N 17th St

1801 S 16th St

1401 N 2nd St

1137 Shackamaxon St

1830 S 9th St

424 N 32nd St

1522 N 17th St

Kelly Hall

1531 N 16th St

Passyunk Point

1523 N 17th St

2025 W Master St

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