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


2009 Pine St

2125 Spring Garden Street

3512 Baring St

2123 Spring Garden

2034 Spring Garden St

Spring Garden Court

1832-1834 Callowhill St

3645-47 Lancaster Ave

The Royer

Osun Village

Parkway Village

1828 Spruce St

The Baldwin

Delancey Place

519-521 S 21st St

Textile Lofts

3612 Baring St

2039 Spring Garden St

1819 Spruce St

2010 Spring Garden St

Waverly Court

1809 Spruce St

3605 Baring St

Drexel Court

1908 Pine St

Fountain View

1810 Spruce Street

Haverford House

Mason on Chestnut

1700 Chestnut

The Latham At Seventeenth

1700 Walnut Street

646 N 32nd St

1827-1831 Pine St

H & W Apartments

Spring Garden Apartments

Liberty View

The Sansom

Mantua Presbyterian

2118 Green St

Springline on 36th

Sanctuary Lofts

1732 Spruce St

1734 Spruce St

1933 Spring Garden

3729 Lancaster Ave

ICON

1826 Pine St

2028 Green St

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