
Apartments near 13th Street-Route 13 in Philadelphia, PA (3,794 Rentals)


732 Pine St

1818 Spruce St

734 Pine St

1720 Pine St

736 Pine St

805 Addison St

1714 Pine St

636 Spruce St

1820 Spruce St

1718 Pine St

121 N 20th St

1939 Arch St

267 S 19th St

The Rittenhouse Condominiums

Spruce Court Apartments

717 Pine St

1824 Spruce St

628 Spruce St

1826 Spruce St

112 S 20th St

1326 Nectarine St

1728 Pine St

345-347 S 18th St

1830 Spruce St

1726 Pine St

220 W Rittenhouse Sq

1642 Lombard St

1640 Lombard St

419 S 8th St

1825 Delancey Pl

421 S 8th St

1738 Pine St

1803 Pine St

1951 Locust St

1734 Pine St

1730 Pine Street Condo

1914-1916 Rittenhouse Sq

1801 Pine St

716 Pine St

515 S 9th St

611 S 10th St

511 S 9th St

1949 Locust St

1809 Pine St

Bella Vista

1601 South St

1544 South St

1538 South St

513 S 9th St

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