
Apartments near 22nd Street-Route 13 in Philadelphia, PA (4,159 Rentals)


1821 S Broad St

2521 Cecil B Moore Ave

West Philly 5 Property, 7 Portfolio

236 S 45th St

Pine Place

2519 Cecill B Moore Ave

Ristorante Terra Nostria

828-832 S 3rd St

965 N 6th St

1717 N 25th St

716 S 2nd St

1700 Cecil B Moore

1626 Cecil B Moore Ave

410 S Front St

2426 Clifford St

120 Lombard St

611-615 S 2nd St

1813 Cecil B Moore Ave

The Haven Lofts

1715 N 25th St

760-762 N Brooklyn St

2812 Cecil B Moore Ave

2419 Clifford St

701-703 W Girard Ave

249 Queen St

111 Lombard St

972 1/2 N Randolph St

4426 Osage Ave

616 S Hancock St

245 Queen St

1713 N 26th St

114 Naudain St

1725-1727 Cecil B Moore Ave

1221-1223 N Franklin St

2709 Cecil B Moore Ave

841 S 3rd St

1741 N 25th St

427 S 45th St

1721 N 25th St

1812 S 13th St

Steeple Lofts

Sedgley Apartments

748 S 2nd St

746 S 2nd St

981 N 6th St

1412-1414 S 7th St

211-217 Fulton St

1628-30 N 15th St

Graffiti Lofts

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