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


826-828 N 16th St

1530 Federal St

1136-1140 Pine St

1220 Buttonwood St

1120 Spruce St

20 on Poplar

Wallace Lofts

1517-1523 N Stillman St

1728 S 24th St

1527 Ridge Ave

1710 CAMBRIDGE St

1101 Walnut St

1113-1115 Spruce St

837-847 N 16th St

Western Union Building

17-23 S 52nd St

5114 Springfield Ave

1133-1135 Pine St

1341-1343 S 52nd St

1639 Poplar St

1114 Spruce St

2602 W Oxford St

5024 Walton Ave

503 S 12th St

216 S 11th St

1514-1516 Parrish St

1712 W Girard Ave

1111 Spruce St

1112 Spruce St

5035 Cedar Ave

1309 S 52nd St

Bucknell Square & Girard Commons

Sharswood Townhouses III

541 S 12th St

1710 W Girard Ave

1105 Spruce St

1106 Spruce St

1109 Spruce Street

5031 Hazel Ave

Ridge Pointe

807 N 15th St

1001 S. Broad St

1120 Pine St

The Watkins Building

209 N 11th St

Sharswood Tower

853 N 16Th St

Martin Building

1116 Pine St

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There are currently 2,971 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $8,898 with an average price of $1,601.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Philadelphia ranges from $475 to $8,110 with an average monthly rent of $1,967.
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