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


943 Washington Ave

938 New Market

Gladys B. Jacobs Manor

1630 Spruce St

Centra Associates

1705 Spruce Street

The Royal Theater

Richard Allen Homes II

The Terrace on 18th

1707 Spruce St

Nova on the Park

AKA Rittenhouse Square Furnished Residences

1715 Spruce St

330 S 17th St

1719 Spruce St

330 South 17th St

Piazza Montesino

1634-1638 Lombard St

1722 Spruce St

1018 Germantown Ave

Scottish Rite House

1730 Spruce St

Venture Commons

1732 Spruce St

1734 Spruce St

1730-1732 Delancey Pl

1200 Manor Residence

600 on Broad

Palazzo at The Piazza

Fountain View

1002 N 2nd Street

1809 Spruce St

Scottish Rite Tower

335 S 18th St

Chapel Lofts

1819 Spruce St

1015 Parrish St

1428 Christian St

Navona

The Harper

1810 Spruce Street

944 N Marshall St

950 N Marshall St

1900 Arch

1513 Christian St

La Reserve

Ronan Flats

Liberties Walk Townhomes

The Darien

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There are currently 2,970 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,614 with an average price of $1,600.
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