
Apartments near 19th Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (4,084 Rentals)


732 Pine St

Van Rensselaer Hall

Millenniun Hall

734 Pine St

740-742 S 10th St

721-739 Pine St

618 S 9th St

622 S 9th St

Montrose Courts

736 Pine St

2553 Montrose St

1620 Brown St

1502 Swain St

421 S 8th St

3209-3211 Baring St

Cameron Square

1109 Lemon St

808-818 N 19th St

3319 Powelton Ave

423 S 8th St - 1R

114 N 34th St

506-510 N 9th St

419 S 8th St

717 Pine St

3321 Powelton Ave

752 S 10th St

3408 Race St

822 South St

718-720 N 15th St

754 S 10th St

824 South St

549 N 10th St

1122 S 15th St

1603 Ellsworth St

Innovator Village

424 N 32nd St

758 S 10th St

760-762 S 10th St

711-713 S 9th St

801-803 S Warnock St

3409-3411 Race St

Fairmount Greenery - 817 N 20th St

810 N Uber St

800 S 10th St

802 S 10th St

716 Pine St

815 Corinthian Ave

313 N 34th St

3400-3402 Powelton Ave

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