
Apartments near 5th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,422 Rentals)


825 N 20th St

7-Units

1800 Ridge Ave

641 N 22nd St

1324 Tasker St

1538 N 7th St

1834 Poplar St

853-855 N Uber St

2BR bi-level apartment in historic brownstone

2227 Catharine St

2222 Green St

1247-1251 E Columbia Ave

2224 Green St

Penn Treaty Residences

853 N Uber St

Bloc 23

1839 Poplar Street

1520 W Seybert St

2004 Parrish St

1805 Ridge Ave

2200 Christian St

1902 Poplar St

1423 Tasker St

1904 Poplar St

1814 S 6th St

626 N 22nd St

1326-1346 N Broad St

1815 S 5th St

1542 Dickinson St

1600 S Broad St

2400 South

1602 S Broad St

1509 N Front St

1509 W Seybert St

2211 Mount Vernon St

2207 Mount Vernon St

1710 E Passyunk Ave

2200 Fairmount Ave

1811 Ridge Ave

1827 Ginnodo Street

2232 Green St

1535-1539 N American St

815 Corinthian Ave

1418-1422 W Master St

249 W Oxford St

1820 S 7th St

2217 Wallace St

852 N 20th St

1428 W Master St

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There are currently 2,971 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,614 with an average price of $1,603.
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