
Apartments near 40th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (2,855 Rentals)


2218 Delancey Pl

2145 Locust St

928 N 51st St

5114 Springfield Ave

4214 Parkside Ave

763 N 27th St

2216 Delancey Pl

2549 Grays Ferry Ave

2305 S St

613 S 52nd St

732 S 51st St

2120 Walnut St

2134 Locust St

Brewery Condominiums

844-846 N 29th St

2123 Walnut St

2208 Delancy Pl

4224 Parkside Ave

2316 South St

Chandler Place

2212 Delancey Pl

2222 Lombard St

Bloc 23

2129-2131 Locust St

5301 Pine St

2717 Brown St

2126 Locust St

11 N 54th St

2135 Spruce St

2137 Spruce St

2132 Spruce St

1234 S Dover St

606 S 52nd St

2134 Spruce St

2128 Locust St

1100 S 27th

2300-2306 South St

2110 Walnut St

2338 Fitzwater St

400 S 22Nd St

1309 S 52nd St

2200 Pine St

2130 Spruce St

404 S 22nd St

1341-1343 S 52nd St

649 S 52nd St

2123-2125 Spruce St

110 N 21st St

118 N 21st St

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There are currently 2,971 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,577 with an average price of $1,607.
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