
Apartments near 22nd Street-Route 13 in Philadelphia, PA (4,164 Rentals)


729 Holly St

607-609 S 3rd St

Society Hill Towers

1525 N 16th Ave

1801 S 16th St

207-209 Vine St

1520 N 15th St

240-242 N 2nd St

402 Fairmount Ave

619 S 3rd St

4331-4333 Pine St

47-49 N 2nd St

141-143 N 2nd St

406 Queen St

The Pottery Building

The Moravian

Market Flats Condos

INDI Old City

825 N 41st St

804 N 41st St

406-416 Brown St

1004 S 5th St

829 N 41st St

4339 Larchwood Ave

126 Chestnut St

1520 Moore St

125 Cuthbert St

Letitia Lofts

821 N 41st St

819 N 41st St

851 N 5th St

404 Queen St

Society Hill Towers

1531 N 16th St

4337 Larchwood Ave

4402 Locust

4413-4417 Walnut St

Churchview Commons

849 N 5th St

109-111 Church St

709 S 3rd St

609 N 43rd St

234 Bainbridge St

1622 N Gratz St

122-124 Arch St

Sonder the Edison

610-612 S American St

2808 W Oxford St

606 S American St

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