
Apartments near 19th Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,120 Rentals)


1733 N 21st St

1418-1422 McKean st

40th Street Flats

620-622 S 42nd St

1706 N 25th St

1731 N Willington St

2552-2556 Cecil B Moore Ave

4209 Baltimore Ave

4226 Walnut St

1737 N Willington St

2521 Cecil B Moore Ave

4254 Chestnut St

The Moderna 9

2519 Cecill B Moore Ave

2426 Clifford St

1742 N Sydenham St

4256 Chestnut St

503 Tasker St

1717 N 25th St

1710 N 25th St

1715 N 25th St

526 Tasker St

Powelton West Apartments

2914 W Oxford St

Piazza Alta - Premier Collection

Otto on the Park

1610 W Montgomery Ave

4222 Baltimore Ave

Court at Old Swede

2419 Clifford St

1745-1747 N 16th St

1304-1312 N 4th St

117 S 43rd St

4226 Pine St

1638 S 6th St

5 on 25

1713 N 26th St

1913 W Montgomery Ave

2001 S 13th St

1741 N 25th St

1512 S 4th St

1721 N 25th St

1724 Snyder Ave

1830 S 9th St

1617 W Montgomery Ave

6 S 43rd St

1520 N 7th St

2938 W Oxford St

4229-4231 Baltimore Ave

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