
Apartments near 33rd Street-Route 11 in Philadelphia, PA (3,730 Rentals)


1643 Francis St

331 S 12th St

1122 S 15th St

335-337 S 12th St

1234 Hamilton St

313 S 12th St

323 S 12th St

7-Units

333 S 12th St

1916 W Girard Ave

319 S 12th St

Chinatown Lofts

321 S 12th St

4064 Parkside Ave

449 N 13th St

329 S 12th St

225 N 12th St

1109 Walnut St

4166 W Girard Ave

1123 Spruce St

1507 Fairmount Ave.

932-934 N 19th St

1136-1140 Pine St

1120 Spruce St

1511 Fairmount Ave

1827 Ginnodo Street

4817 Springfield Ave

1504 Swain St

1502 Swain St

1439 S 20th St

1133-1135 Pine St

1114 Spruce St

4814 Warrington Ave

Western Union Building

1101 Walnut St

1113-1115 Spruce St

1824 W Girard Ave

1111 Spruce St

1530 Federal St

923 S 49th St

1800 Ridge Ave

1112 Spruce St

1634 Ridge Ave

4139 W Girard Ave

1608-1612 Ridge Ave

1730 Ridge Ave

503 S 12th St

216 S 11th St

1602 Ridge Ave

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