
Apartments near 19th Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,167 Rentals)


810 N Uber St

825-831 Bainbridge St

1638 Parrish St

Spruce Court Apartments

3406 Powelton Ave

3408 Powelton Ave

3404 Powelton Ave

754 N. 25th

103 N 35th St

806 S 10th St

825 N 20th St

628 Spruce St

3420 Race St

2549 Grays Ferry Ave

915 S 11th St

746 South St

3410 Powelton Ave

735 S 9th St

3416 Powelton Ave

3418 Powelton Ave

737 S 9th St

3512 Lancaster Ave

2004 Parrish St

1643 Francis St

1540 Ridge Ave

807 N 15th St

1527 Ridge Ave

835-837 Corinthian Ave

740-744 South St

3308-10 Hamilton Street

3422 Powelton Ave

616 Spruce St

3313 Baring St

213 N 35th St

617 N 10th St

842 N 19th St

753 S 9th St

215 N 35th St

3424 Powelton Ave

3420 Powelton Ave

1602 Ridge Ave

636 Pine St

806 N Broad St

623-625 Pine St

3428 Powelton Ave

3430 Powelton Ave

202 N 35th St

1608-1612 Ridge Ave

219 N 35th St

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