
Apartments near 30th Street-R8 in Philadelphia, PA (4,080 Rentals)


1104 Spruce St

Brewery Row

1031 Spring St

Francisville

41 S 41st St

504 S 41st St

University City Associates

Clinton Place

1245 Ridge Avenue

Colonial Apartments

JBJ Soul Homes

1301-1307 Ridge Ave

4216 Walnut St

10 S 10th St

Florence Gardens

Campus Apartments

Victory Building Apartments

1300 S 24th St

4200 Spruce St

Collegeview Apartments

Dynasty Court Apartments

409 S 42nd St

Venture Commons

1211 Bainbridge St

The Residences

FIFTEEN NINETEEN RIDGE

1617-19 Ridge Ave

746 N 40th St

515-519 S 12th St

Lipscomb Square

4107 Chester

505-507 S 42nd St

Ridge Pointe Luxury Apartments

1019 Spruce St

On Lok House

Maxfield

917 Arch Residences

Martin Luther King I & III

1027 Ridge Avenue

717 N 41st St

1020 Clinton St

1265 N Newkirk St

1005 Spruce St

409-415 S 11th St

Center City one

Mount Olivet Village

1310 N Marston St

4209-4211 Pine St

1009 Clinton Street

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