
Apartments near 33rd Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (3,721 Rentals)


Hamilton Lofts

1216 S Broad St

822 N Broad St

5045 Walnut St

Sharswood Tower

317 S 10th St

929 Clinton St

923 Spruce St

2026 Ridge Ave

1228 S Broad St

927 Spruce St

4925 Catharine St

928-930 Pine St

Cedar Park

5052-5054 Walnut St

1230 S 51st St

1121 Mt Vernon St

932 Pine St

1232 S Broad St

927 Clinton St

333 N 10th St

927 Pine St

916 Spruce St

417 S 10th St

631 N 12th St

1436 Poplar St

1244 S Broad St

1240 S Broad St

48 N 9th St

935-939 Lombard St

1215 S Broad St

1236 S Broad St

924 Pine St

5041 Spruce St

1433-1435 Poplar St

5039 Spruce St

1601 W Girard Ave

4212 Parkside Ave

626 S 10th St

2323 Mifflin St

5049 Spruce St

1431 Poplar St

906 Spruce St

258 S 9th St

1111 Mount Vernon St

919 Pine St

908-910 Spruce St

917 Pine St

38 S 51st St

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