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


1602 N 17th St

1913 S 20th St

3823 Poplar St

412 N 2nd St

4115 Brown St

232 Bainbridge St

1428 S 9th St

136-138 Race St

249-251 N 2nd St

4433 Sansom St

4404-4406 Locust St

1824 S 16th St

740-742 S 3rd St

827-835 S 4th St

1617 Oxford

1607-1609 W Oxford St

710 S American St

Otto on the Park

Papermill Lofts

Papermill Lofts

301 Spring Garden St

4441 Chestnut St

4443 Chestnut St

733-737 N 4th St

236 Buckingham Pl

113-115 Arch St

31 S 45th St

22 S Front St

Cu257

4409 Pine St

220 Buckingham Pl

1853 Hoffman St

1521 W Oxford St

222 Buckingham Pl

743 S 3rd St

1629 N 26th St

4445 Chestnut St

1508 W Oxford St

The Willows at Cecil B. Moore

1616 N Bailey Street

1542 N 15th St

8 S Front St

106 Chestnut St

4-6 S Front St

104 Chestnut St

211 S 45th St

4436 Chestnut St

2914 W Oxford St

770 S 3rd St

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