
Apartments near 5th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,428 Rentals)


1243 E Susquehanna Ave

1526 N 17th St

1607-1609 W Oxford St

2352 Federal St

754 N. 25th

1628-30 N 15th St

1532 N 17th St

1806 S 17th St

1617 Oxford

2130 S 5th St

2537-39 Montrose Street

1800-1830 Frankford Ave

1703 S 19th St

24th & Federal

The Port At Aramingo

1726 Moore St

1209 Snyder Ave

Palmer Place

414 W Berks St

2541 Montrose St

2027 S 13th St

2025 S 13th St

2313 Wharton St

182 W Berks St

1526 N 18th St

2553 Montrose St

741 Jackson St

Montrose Courts

715 Belgrade St

1602 N 17th St

2025 W Master St

2026 Ridge Ave

1534 N 18th St

1418-1422 McKean st

2619-2623 Christian St

2549 Grays Ferry Ave

2431 Federal St

1540 N 18th St

1538 N 18th St

1010 Winton St

1618 Mifflin Street Apartments

2031-2033 S Juniper St

St. Laurentius Church Apartments

1216 Snyder Ave

2140 S 10th St

1327 Snyder Ave

1828 Frankford Ave

1331 Snyder Ave

1912 N 2nd St

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