
Apartments near 2nd Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,312 Rentals)


Center City one

1033-1035 Race St

400 S 9th St

1019 Spruce St

404 S 9th St

Clinton Commons

The Claridge

The Collins

505-509 S 9th St

Candle Court

1009 Clinton Street

322 S 10th St

Wodfy

929-933 Lombard St

415 S 10th St

1010-1012 Clinton St

Catherine Street Chase

1020 Clinton St

1104 Spruce St

Colonial Apartments

533 N 7th St

420 Fairmount Avenue Partners LP

Guild House Senior Apartments 62+

1200 Walnut

Four Forty North Front LLC

827 S 2nd St

Clinton Place

Residences at 1 Brown

1127 Spruce St

1118 Spruce St

1215 Sansom St

1222 Arch Street

409-415 S 11th St

Renzi Spruce Street Apartments

Adelphia House

Midtown Apartments

1027 Ridge Avenue

1220 Sansom Street

1201 Spruce

806-808 N 2nd St

1126 Spruce

807 N 3rd St

Spring Garden Apartments

1219 Race St

235 Christian St

237 Christian St

Walnut Square Apartments

302 S 12th St

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