
Apartments near Allegheny (BSS)-Broad Street Line in Philadelphia, PA (1,477 Rentals)


809 W Berks St

1828 N Willington St

1828 N Bouvier St

1855 N 19th St

1837 N Gratz St

1822-1824 N Willington St

1920 N 7th St

1921 N 7th St

Temple University Student Housing Portfolio

1820 N Willington St

1945 N Marshall St

1808 N Willington St

The Pickle Factory

1819 N Willington St

1809 N Willington St

303 E Allegheny Ave

1617 W Montgomery Ave

1809 N 17th St

1745-1747 N 16th St

1610 W Montgomery Ave

1939-1941 N 5th St

1858 N 21st St

1742 N Sydenham St

1737 N Willington St

154-160 E Huntingdon St

2528-2530 Potter St

151 W Susquehanna Ave

2411 Kensington Ave

1913 W Montgomery Ave

1731 N Willington St

Flats at Golaski

401-403 W Norris St

Berkley Place at Wayne Junction

1840 N 21st St

Sydenham Commons

1706 N 16th St

The Quads at Kensington South

2062-2064 N 2nd St

129-131 W Susquehanna Ave

The Tower at Henry

1702 N Willington St

1705 N Willington St

2108 N Hancock St

2244 N Front St

125 W Susquehanna Ave

119 W Susquehanna Ave

1702-1704 N 18th St

4613 Wayne Ave

1802 E Huntingdon St

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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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