
Apartments near 22nd Street-Route 13 in Philadelphia, PA (4,156 Rentals)


835-837 Corinthian Ave

713 N 16th St

1217 Green St

711 N 16th St

2004 Parrish St

916 Spruce St

333 N 10th St

317 S 10th St

929 Clinton St

1507 Fairmount Ave.

623 N 36th St

2717 Brown St

Hamilton Lofts

2317 Parrish St

Fitzwater Lofts

The Pearl Condominiums

927 Clinton St

1511 Fairmount Ave

700-702 S 11th St

1620 Brown St

715 N 16th St

717 N 16th St

718 N 16th St

928-930 Pine St

258 S 9th St

819 N 26th St

3718 Spring Garden St

927 Pine St

417 S 10th St

3716 Spring Garden St

Lancaster Avenue Mixed Use Building

932 Pine St

908-910 Spruce St

1603 Ellsworth St

Stouffer Triangle

1504 Swain St

710 S 11th St

1100 S 27th

1502 Swain St

846 N 25th St

842 N 19th St

631-635 N 13th St

852 N 20th St

924 Pine St

906 Spruce St

268-270 S 9th St

904 Spruce St

916 Clinton St

914 Clinton St

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