
Apartments near 22nd Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,180 Rentals)


1712 Pine St

1706 Pine St

1708 Pine St

1702 Pine St

1700 Pine St

312 S 16th St

Novo Philly

2012 South St

2420 South St

2400 South

1420 Chestnut St

1928 South St

320 S 16th St

2201 Bainbridge St

532 S 19th St

328 S 16th St

1517 Spruce St

332 S 16th St

1521 Spruce St

Bloc 23

311 S 16th St

Aria the Condominium

1624 Pine St

338 S 16th St

334 S 16th St

1638-1644 Waverly St

415 S 17th St

319 S 16th St

321 S 16th St

317 S 16th St

2030 Spring Garden St

325 S 16th St

Philadelphia Gateway

350 S 16th St

348 S 16th St

North Hall

2038 Spring Garden St

2026 Bainbridge St

1622 Pine St

329 S 16th St

2016 Spring Garden St

2022 Spring Garden St

2012 Spring Garden St

2020 Spring Garden St

2032 Spring Garden St

2006 Bainbridge St

2008 Spring Garden St

2018 Spring Garden St

331 S 16th St

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