
Apartments near 13th Street-Route 13 in Philadelphia, PA (3,786 Rentals)


The Jewelers Bldg

Freedman Shoe Company

1201-1211 Locust St

201 N Broad St

Martin Building

216 S 11th St

233 S 13th St

1120 Locust Street

224-226 N Camac St

Western Union Building

The Residences at Two Liberty Place

241 S 13th St

239 S 13th St

237 S 13th St

238 S 13th St

216 N 12th St

117 S 16th St

242 S 13th St

245 S 13th St

240 S 13th St

The Phoenix

243 S 13th St

Aria the Condominium

225 N 12th St

209 N 11th St

48 N 9th St

246-248 S 12th St

The Lenox Condos

253 S 12th St

1227 Spruce St

1305 Spruce St

217 N 11th St

Chinatown Lofts

1213 Spruce St

1215 Spruce St

1223 Spruce St

1211 Spruce St

1221 Spruce St

1225 Spruce St

1205 Spruce St

1203 Spruce St

1209 Spruce St

1131 Spruce St

1135 Spruce St

926-928 Race St

1129 Spruce St

1304 Spruce St

1113-1115 Spruce St

1111 Spruce St

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