
Apartments near 19th Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,101 Rentals)


828-832 S 3rd St

612 N 39th St

4008 Market St

42 N 40th St

538 Federal St

340 N Front St

Sharswood Ridge - Building 2

4011 Chestnut St

321 N 40th St

40 N 40th St

1428 S 9th St

1635 S Broad St

3001 W Girard Ave

516 S Front St

3907 Haverford

829 N 29th St

38 N 40th St

4008 Chestnut St

1637 S Broad St

245 Queen St

211-217 Fulton St

1434-1436 N Carlisle St

Temple University Student Housing

746 S 2nd St

249 Queen St

3017-3019 W Girard Ave

3928 Haverford Ave

Residence at Marshall

1504 N 17th St

748 S 2nd St

12 Units | Temple Univ Area

1641 S Broad St

311-313 N Front St

The Commons on Ludlow

315-317 N Front St

841 S 3rd St

747 S 2nd St

1335-1337 N Marston St

321-323 N Front St

312 N 40th Street

420-438 N Front St

234-236 Queen St

University Apartments

1518 N 17th

1514 N 17th

423 N 40th St

400 N Front St

707 N American St

BREWERYTOWN COMMONS-1339 N MARSTON ST

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