
Apartments near 46th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (1,819 Rentals)


5224 W Columbia Ave

5260 W Jefferson St

1726 N 52nd St

6211 Market St

342 N Horton St

6217 Chestnut St

332 N 62nd St

5718 Chester Ave

6220 Vine St

6246 Market St

6209-6211 W Girard Ave

219 N 63rd St

211 N 63rd St

2700 South St

328 N 63rd St

2619-2623 Christian St

531 N 63rd St

844-846 N 29th St

One Riverside Place

1234 S Dover St

Brewery Condominiums

Grays Court Condominiums

2400 Market

212 S 24th St

2923-2925 Poplar St

Montrose Courts

792 N Pennock St

2553 Montrose St

2541 Montrose St

3017-3019 W Girard Ave

2417 Spruce Street

2537-39 Montrose Street

900 N 29th St

865-871 N 29th St

1100 S 27th

Grays Court Condominiums

3001 W Girard Ave

Naval Square

2717 Brown St

763 N 27th St

207 S 24th St

2408 Spruce St

6414 Vine St

Prime City Properties Portfolio

2549 Grays Ferry Ave

6117 Lansdowne Ave

2508-2512 Grays Ferry Ave

Wynnefield PL

2822 Poplar St

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There are currently 2,980 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,528 with an average price of $1,599.
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