
Apartments near 30th Street-R3 in Philadelphia, PA (4,185 Rentals)


Locust Towers

Parkside Firehouse

1853 Hoffman St

1913 W Montgomery Ave

709 S 5th St

327 Pine St

241-243 Chestnut St

1705 N Willington St

626 Carpenter St

121-125 N 3rd St

4813-4815 Chester Ave

515 S 4th St

239 Chestnut St

237 Chestnut St

245-249 Race St

243 Race St

1840 N 21st St

727 N 5th St

161-163 N 3rd St

The Commons At New Street

1706 N 16th St

1824 S 16th St

4820 Chester Ave

1913 S 18th St

4746 Hazel Avenue

Temple University Morgan Hall

1865 N Marston St

540 N 4th St

Swansea Coach House

332 Lombard St

Fairmount Quarters

239 Market St

4723 Baltimore Ave

233 Chestnut St

239 Race St

Sydenham Commons

The Castings

255 N 3rd St

Old City Condominiums

341 South St

339 South St

813-817 N 5th St

263 N 3rd St

230 Market St

309 N 3rd St

Havana Lofts

1328 Property

808 S 5th St

231 Chestnut St

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