
Apartments near 19th Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (4,085 Rentals)


12 Units | Temple Univ Area

746 S 2nd St

249 Queen St

1641 S Broad St

1434-1436 N Carlisle St

211-217 Fulton St

311-313 N Front St

The Commons on Ludlow

315-317 N Front St

841 S 3rd St

234-236 Queen St

420-438 N Front St

312 N 40th Street

1335-1337 N Marston St

321-323 N Front St

747 S 2nd St

University Apartments

1518 N 17th

1514 N 17th

423 N 40th St

BREWERYTOWN COMMONS-1339 N MARSTON ST

400 N Front St

335 N Front St

707 N American St

322 N 40th St

3939 Lancaster Ave

235-239 Queen St

320 N 40th St

Steeple Lofts

1403 Jefferson #1

343-345 N Front St

BREWERYTOWN COMMONS-1342 N MARSTON

765 S 2nd St

786 S 2nd St

Bucknell Square & Girard Commons

1352 N 27th St

1522 N Willington St

1341 N Marston St

965 N 6th St

128 Pemberton St

1522 N 17th St

1511 N 16th St

632-634 N 2nd St

North 15th

1521 N 17th

1523 N 17th

1526 N 17th St

972 1/2 N Randolph St

2722 W Master St

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