
Apartments near 34th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,707 Rentals)


1523 Ellsworth St

2142 W Master St

1612 Cambridge St

1712 N Bouvier St

1507 W Oxford St

1725 N 17th St

1833 N 19th St

5172 Parkside Ave

2018 N Carlisle St

4000 Chestnut St

3934 Pine St.

4040 Sansom St

Locust Point

4034 Walnut St

4063 Sansom St

217-219 S 41st St

4101 Walnut St

223 S 41st St

Rivers Edge Condominiums

4062 Irving St

Riverpark

Coronado Apartments

2200 Arch St

Fitler Square Apartments

2223 Locust St

2225 Spruce St

2100 Market Street

River West Condominiums

Race St

Wanamaker House

2001 Chestnut St

Chestnut View Condominiums

129 N 20th St

William Penn House

Chestnut Street Condominiums

545 N 23rd St

Penn Center House

Kennedy House

The Philadelphian Condominiums

2100 Hamilton St

2601 Parkway Condominiums

1936 Spruce St

Rittenhouse Plaza

The Dorchester

4403 Pine Street

1900 Rittenhouse Sq

The Belgravia

Residential Condo Building

10 Rittenhouse Square

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There are currently 2,972 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,465 with an average price of $1,605.
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