
Apartments near 13th Street-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (3,753 Rentals)


135 N 21st St

720 S 10th St

115 S 21st St

2036 Locust St

2017 Spruce St

Apartment 3rd Floor Front

The View at Old City

Independence Press Building R

2028-2034 Rittenhouse Sq St

Scottish Rite House

Locust Commons

Embassy

NORTHxNORTHWEST - Northwest Tower

Old City Presbyterian Apartments

2046 Locust St

2052 Locust St

2029 Spruce St

2106 Walnut St

436 Spruce St

226 South 21st St

432 Spruce St

Artists Village

2056 Locust St

1109-1117 Green St

Waverly Court

1245 Ridge Avenue

2116-2120 Sansom St

Scottish Rite Tower

430 Spruce St

2121 Market Street

427 Vine Street

2009 Pine St

250 S 21st St

2041 Spruce St

2125 Walnut St

Martin Luther King I & III

2045 Spruce Street

2118 Walnut St

South Tenth

The Residences

Chapel Lofts

412 Spruce St

260 S 21st St

2114 Walnut St

2127 Walnut St

Simpson Mid-Town

2100 Parkway

2135 Walnut St

320 Walnut

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