
Apartments near 34th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,760 Rentals)


711 Corinthian Ave

1818 Green St

1624 Pine St

1640 Lombard St

1903 Mt Vernon St

2317 Parrish St

1820 Green St

3001 W Girard Ave

1642 Lombard St

1115 N 40th St

2812 W Girard Ave

247 South 16th Street

4714 Woodland Ave

4617 Cedar Ave

320 S 16th St

1622 Pine St

1921 Wallace St

312 S 16th St

2724 W Girard Ave

1128 S 47th St

1517 Chestnut St

2003-2011 Fairmount Ave

4619 Cedar Ave

1804 Green St

3910 W Girard Ave

334 S 16th St

328 S 16th St

338 S 16th St

1108-1110 S 47th St

1900 Wallace St

332 S 16th St

317 S 16th St

350 S 16th St

311 S 16th St

Fairmount Investment Income Property

321 S 16th St

348 S 16th St

868 N 23rd St

2610 W Girard Ave

319 S 16th St

138 S 48th St

4653 Hazel Ave

1521 Spruce St

1826 Christian St

4654 Hazel Ave

739 Corinthian Ave

331 S 16th St

2606 W Girard Ave

325 S 16th St

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