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


The Umbrella Building

2122 Walnut St

2133 Walnut St

133 S 22nd St

Wistar Apartments

26-30 S 22nd St

2037 Delancey Pl

421 Pine St

2125-2127 Locust St

307 Arch St

769 S 10th St

329 Spruce St

2115 Spruce St

1301-1307 Ridge Ave

2122 Locust St

2141 Locust St

600 on Broad

2130 LOCUST STREET

808 S 10th St

Crafts House

Third Quarter Apartments

Guild House Senior Apartments 62+

337 S 21st St

Bank Street Court

2131 Spruce St

265 S 22nd St

503-505 S 5th St

2204 St James Pl

135 N 3rd St

1902 Spring Garden St

Sugar Refinery

2209 Walnut St

222 Church Street Apartments

1513 Christian St

710 S 19th St

1428 Christian St

Fitzwater Homes

125-131 S 23rd St

2008 South St

Strawberry Court Apartments

The Berger

The Apartments @23rd &Cherry

2104 Pine St

2208 St James Pl

714 S 19th St

The Printing House

712 S 19th St

Lippencott Court

2211 St James Pl

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