
Apartments near 22nd Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,194 Rentals)


1131 Spruce St

1129 Spruce St

1128 Spruce St

Old Shoe Factory

1912 Fairmount Ave

320-322 S 12th St

1511 Green St

1904 Fairmount Ave

1609-1611 Mt Vernon St

3331 Spring Garden St

Ravello Philly

1101 Walnut St

609 N 16th St

1007 S 19th St

1519 Green St

Western Union Building

1123 Spruce St

1711-1713 Wallace St

3341 Spring Garden

3343 Spring Garden

428-440 N 13th St

711 Corinthian Ave

3339 Spring Garden

309-311 S 12th St

3406-3408 Spring Garden St

434 N 34th St

334 S 12th St

1505 Green St

1244 Lombard St

Drexel University

333 S 12th St

913-917 S 17th St

1826--1828 Fairmount Ave

321 S 12th St

313 S 12th St

323 S 12th St

1625 Wallace St

319 S 12th St

1120 Spruce St

3500 Hamilton St

1326 Nectarine St

1718-1720 North St

1707 Carpenter St

329 S 12th St

216 S 11th St

The Watkins Building

2549 Grays Ferry Ave

3414 Spring Garden St

Innovator Village

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