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


1611-1613 Frankford Ave

602-604 E Girard Ave

1242 Point Breeze Ave

La Cour

1700 Frankford Ave

1718-1736 Ingersoll St

Temple University Student Housing

Wharton Place

1403 Jefferson #1

Wharton Court

1812 S 13th St

Tie Factory Loft Apartments

1535 Morris St

1715 Tasker St

The Corinthian

1930 S 7th St

1700 N Howard St

University Apartments

1932 S 7th St

Passyunk Point

1700 Germantown

1801 S Broad St

1807 S Broad St

1707 Master Street

2411 Christian St

2332-2338 Carpenter St

630 E Girard Ave

709 N 24th St

1648 S 16th St

1417 N 17th St

1422 N Willington St

438 Memphis St

629 E. Girard Ave.

Naval Square

1732 W Master St

1808 S Broad St

2006 S 5th St

1843 E Passyunk Ave

North 15th

1407 N Bouvier St

1812 S Broad St

2700 South St

1821 S Broad St

1520 N 15th St

1810 S Broad St

1430-1434 N Willington St

1742 N 6th St

1511 N 16th St

1331 Mifflin St

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