
Apartments near 30th Street-R8 in Philadelphia, PA (4,159 Rentals)


2207 Mount Vernon St

1833 Lombard St

Novo Philly

563 N 20th St

345-347 S 18th St

1915 Spring Garden St

1703 Spruce St

1905 Spring Garden St

3724 Baring St

3726 Baring St

3625 Spring Garden St

2035 Green St

1802 Pine St

3434 Wallace St

3407 Wallace St

1738 Pine St

2017 Green St

2040 Mount Vernon St

117 S 16th St

2015 Green St

1734 Pine St

410 S 18th St

3707 Hamilton St

2026 Bainbridge St

1928 South St

1631 Spruce St

1733 Pine St

1731 Pine St

3409 Wallace Street

735 S 22nd St

641 N 22nd St

532 S 19th St

709 N 24th St

2217 Wallace St

626 N 22nd St

2013 Green St

2007 Green St

2036 Mt Vernon St

1821 Spring Garden St

1636 Spruce St

520 N 19th St

1629 Spruce St

1730 Pine Street Condo

2011 Green St

2009 Green St

2034 Mt Vernon St

1608 Locust St

1517 Chestnut St

2005 Green St

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