
Apartments near 5th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,390 Rentals)


Residence at Marshall

1621 Green St

121 N 20th St

1715 Spring Garden St

1914-1916 Rittenhouse Sq

1220 S 10th St

1624 Mt. Vernon St.

1625 Green St

1951 Locust St

1144-1148 N 4th St

1137-1143 N 3rd St

1836 Pine St

The Refinery

16-18 S 20th St

1072 N Front St

1068 N Front St

1833 Lombard St

1912 Spruce St

1949 Locust St

948 N 8th St

411 S 19th St

1214 Annin St

1070 N Front St

The Addison

1201 Federal St

1230 S 10th St

1919 Spruce St

1609-1611 Mt Vernon St

1953 Locust St

1917 Spruce St

1629 Green St

1955 Locust St

1628 Mt Vernon St

1904 Pine St

1619 Mt Vernon St

1232 S 10th St

1706 Green St

1606 Wallace St

1923 Spruce St

1608 Wallace St

1914 Spruce St

997 N 6th St

1143-1147 N 3rd St

1604 Wallace St

1344-1348 Ellsworth St

1916 Spruce St

1712 Green St

1902 Pine St

112 S 20th St

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