
Apartments near 36th Street-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (3,590 Rentals)


1202 Spruce St

1540 Ridge Ave

1122 S 15th St

Eastern Lofts

Residences at Twelve40

1743 Cambridge St

1223-1225 Wood St

328 S 12th St

1120 Locust Street

1607 Ridge Ave

1121 Walnut St

1623 Ridge Ave

251 S 12th St

The Penn Building

449 N 13th St

1530 Federal St

312 S 12th St

320-322 S 12th St

314 S 12th St

1601 Ridge Ave

Bucknell Square & Girard Commons

5227 Catharine St

334 S 12th St

253 S 12th St

310 S 12th St

826-828 N 16th St

Sharswood Tower

Sharswood Townhouses III

126-136 S 54th St

20 on Poplar

5402 Walnut St

Old Shoe Factory

718-720 N 15th St

1135 Spruce St

1710 CAMBRIDGE St

1234 Hamilton St

1527 Ridge Ave

1131 Spruce St

1616 N Bailey Street

2812 Cecil B Moore Ave

Wallace Lofts

1116 Walnut St

309-311 S 12th St

1129 Spruce St

1639 Poplar St

319 S 12th St

333 S 12th St

Chinatown Lofts

225 N 12th St

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