
Apartments near 19th Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,092 Rentals)


912 S 2nd St

1327 N Franklin St

204 S 41st St

912 N 2nd St

1821 S Broad St

4059-4061 Powelton Ave

616 40th Street

309 S 41st St

4016 Pine St

305-307 S 41st St

212 S 41st St

1913 S 20th St

2206-2208 Ridge Ave

507 41st St

4019 Haverford Ave

232 S 41st St

513 W Girard Ave

1618 Mifflin Street Apartments

1913 S 18th St

234 S 41st St

1812 S 13th St

1853 Hoffman St

4104 Walnut St

519 S 41st St

837 N 2nd St

623 Dickinson St

1014 E Moyamensing Ave

1426-1428 S 6th St

1850 S 23rd St

516 N Preston St

1601 S 8th St

605 Dickinson St

1604 S 8th St

4059 Baring St

309 N 41st St

4021 Haverford Ave

Fulton Manor

1711 S 10th St

2323 Mifflin St

1540-1550 S 7th St

1331 Mifflin St

950 2nd St

631 N Preston St

203 S 42nd St

4104 Spruce St

960 N 2nd St

1232 N Randolph St

1214 N 5th St

225 S 42nd St

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There are currently 2,976 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $8,681 with an average price of $1,605.
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