
Apartments near 33rd Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (3,729 Rentals)


Perrier Hall

Hunter Hall

Bachler Hall

403 S 42nd St

1912 Spruce St

744 S 22nd St

2549 Grays Ferry Ave

Esther McManus Hall

2004-2006 Lombard St

510 S 41st St

2313 Christian St

1926 Pine St

735 S 22nd St

1816 Ludlow St

1818 Ludlow St

4224 Walnut St

College House

2227 Catharine St

1904 Spruce St

265 S 19th St

4226 Walnut St

4256 Chestnut St

1920 Pine St

McBay Mews

2232 Green St

512 S 41st St

415 S 42nd St

267 S 19th St

1810 Chestnut St

751 S 22nd St

4254 Chestnut St

334 S 42nd St

330 S 42nd St

700 N 40th St

524 N 22Nd St

The Alison Building

509 S 42nd St

4201 Pine St

1807 Chestnut St

2222 Green St

2313 Green St

526 N 22nd St

1830 Spruce St

2309-2311 Green St

513 S 42nd St

1910 Pine St

2129 Spring Garden St

515 S 42nd St

2224 Green St

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