
Apartments near 30th Street-R1 in Philadelphia, PA (4,185 Rentals)


4124-28 Parkside Ave

1600 S 13th St

1541 S 13th St

601 Christian St

28 N 3rd St

332 Spruce St

26 N 3rd St

304 Arch St

245 S Hanson St

1913 S 20th St

Daniel Building

1735 N 32nd St

300 Market St

451 Fairmount Ave

306 New St

4735 Hazel Ave

100 N 3rd St

124 N 3rd St

Minima

144-146 N 3rd St

325 Spruce St

Bangle Buildings Condominiums

1169-1171 E Passyunk Ave

1637 S Broad St

1641 S Broad St

1635 S Broad St

128 N 3rd St

6 N 3rd St

1702 N Willington St

Classic Courts

240-242 N 3rd St

1801 S 16th St

502 S 4th St

1628-30 N 15th St

329 Pine St

333 Pine St

717 N 5th St

220-224 S 3rd St

419 Bainbridge St

1122-1128 Dickinson St

Merchant's Row

57 N 3rd St

57-63 N 3rd St & Arch St

300-314 N 3rd St

35 N 3rd St

23-25 N 3rd St

725 N 5th St

37 S 3rd St

709 S 5th St

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