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


1519-21 N 16th St

American Lofts

1526 N 18th St

712 N 2nd St

Liberty Park Place

1524 N 17th St

1234 N 30th St

1726 Moore St

Vine Street Development

4019 Locust St

4028 Sansom St

322-326 Poplar St

2800 W Master St

1534 N 18th St

4030 Irving St

806 S 2nd St

810 S 2nd St

4029 Locust St

959 N 5th St

35 N Preston St

1524 N 16th St

722 N 2nd St

841 S American St

610 N Union St

701-703 W Girard Ave

816-820 S 2nd St

1520 N 15th St

418 N 40th St

4011 Baring St

1201 S 5th St

606 N Union St

1806 S 17th St

4036 Sansom St

4046-48 Chestnut St

1532 N 17th

1221-1223 N Franklin St

1531 N 17th

1800-1802 S 16th St

1728 S 24th St

1412-1414 S 7th St

Graffiti Lofts

1544 N Willington St

974 N 5Th St

1525 N 16th Ave

1801 S 16th St

4024 Spruce St

933-935 S 3rd St

1538 N 18th St

1915 McClellan St

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