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


927 Clinton St

932 Pine St

1109 Lemon St

601 N 11th St

Man An House

1352 N 27th St

645 N Brooklyn St

215 N 9th St

1254-56 S 18th St

Prime City Properties Portfolio

330 S 43rd St

1637 W Girard Ave

258 S 9th St

928-930 Pine St

908-910 Spruce St

417 S 10th St

927 Pine St

1530 Federal St

4324 Walnut St

4317-4321 Spruce St

4310 Spruce St

316 S 43rd St

4402-4408 Chestnut St

4401 Sansom St

324 S 43rd St

729 Holly St

800-806 N 41st St

1438 S 28th St

4224-4226 Chester Ave

824 S 12th St

904 Spruce St

268-270 S 9th St

919 Pine St

1433-1435 Poplar St

924 Pine St

916 Clinton St

906 Spruce St

821 N 41st St

819 N 41st St

Westwood

902 Spruce St

900 Spruce St

265 S 9th St

913 Pine St

907-909 Clinton St

935-939 Lombard St

916-918 N 15th St

1431 Poplar St

916 Pine St

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