
Apartments near 30th Street-R1 in Philadelphia, PA (4,169 Rentals)


4232 Chestnut St

4210 Walnut St

4234 Chestnut St

4230 Chestnut St

4105 Baltimore Ave

3001 W Girard Ave

2313 Wharton St

911 N 19th St

1608-1612 Ridge Ave

1634 Ridge Ave

4114 Spruce St

1602 Ridge Ave

1614 Ridge Ave

Freedman Shoe Company

1120 Pine St

4212 Walnut St

1104-1126 Buttonwood St

7-Units

3017-3019 W Girard Ave

915 N 19th St

4104 Baltimore Ave

1206 N Taylor St

1208 N Taylor St

1210 N Taylor St

4236-4238 Chestnut St

4238 Chestnut St

4115 Pine St

4117 Pine St

502 S 41st St

Hunter Hall

403 S 42nd St

2347 N College Ave

512 S 41st St

1215 N 25th St

1916 W Girard Ave

1827 Ginnodo Street

1002 Arch St

1116 Pine St

322 S 11th St

1625 Ridge Ave

1527 Ridge Ave

503 S 12th St

339 N 11th St

4218 Walnut St

1242 Point Breeze Ave

1601 Ridge Ave

1027 Spruce St

1217 Green St

1607 Ridge Ave

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