
Apartments near 30th Street-R8 in Philadelphia, PA (4,103 Rentals)


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1723 N 23rd St

1518 S Broad St

705 Catharine St

610-612 S 6th St

517 S 6Th St

North 15th

1403 Jefferson #1

The Haven Lofts

821 N Franklin St

533 South St

835 Washington Ave

1423 Tasker St

1324-1326 Dickinson St

1525 N 16th Ave

1511 S Broad St

4728 Chestnut St

4726 Chestnut St

1602 N 17th St

1531 N 16th St

1200 S 10th St

1520 N 15th St

804 S 7th St

620 Fitzwater St

4705 Chester Ave

4064 Parkside Ave

1528 S Broad St

1434 Tasker St

529 South St

700-708 N Marshall St

1648 S 16th St

1850 S 23rd St

2323 Mifflin St

730 Montrose St

510-514 Lombard St

1308 Dickinson St

4619 Cedar Ave

4617 Cedar Ave

1022 S 47th St

4154 W Girard St

1607-1609 W Oxford St

1322 Dickinson St

1617 Oxford

1701-1703 N 20th St

1220 S 10th St

1508 W Oxford St

1529 S Broad St

1527 S Broad St

1531 S Broad St

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