
Apartments near 22nd Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,184 Rentals)


1914-1916 Rittenhouse Sq

2314 Spruce St

2032 Spruce St

2408 Spruce St

2028 Spruce St

2322 Spruce St

2318 Spruce St

Cypress Court

131 S 18th St

1933-1935 Spruce St

2018 Spruce St

2217 Delancey Pl

276 S 20th St

2030 Spruce St

2020 Spruce St

1931 Spruce St

Shelby Flats

2303 Delancey Pl

2305 Delancey Pl

1923 Spruce St

2000 Spruce St

2317 Delancey Pl

2006 Spruce St

2301 Delancey Pl

1921 Spruce St

2008 Spruce St

1925 Spruce St

1927 Spruce St

1929 Spruce St

2311 Delancey Pl

1919 Spruce St

2216 Delancey Pl

1909 Spruce St

2220 Delancey Pl

1932 Spruce St

2218 Delancey Pl

2308 Delancey Pl

2212 Delancey Pl

1917 Spruce St

1930 Spruce St

2208 Delancy Pl

1934 Spruce St

265 S 19th St

311-315 S 20th St

1922 Spruce St

1928 Spruce St

328-330 S 21st St

2001 Delancey Pl

Academy of Vocal Arts

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