
Apartments near Baltimore Avenue and 43rd Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (2,226 Rentals)


309 N 41st St

Westpark Development Project

38 N 40th St

36 N 40th St

40 N 40th St

332 N 41st St

42 N 40th St

1230 S 51st St

318 N Preston St

Art Apartments

5114 Springfield Ave

4937 Chancellor St

319 N Preston

401 N 41st St

1341-1343 S 52nd St

4059 Baring St

1309 S 52nd St

5024 Walton Ave

420 N 41st St

418 N 41st St

312 N 40th Street

Elrae Gardens II

The Mark

4023 Baring St

303 S 51st St

320 N 40th St

4027 Baring Street

322 N 40th St

321 N 40th St

449-451 S 51st St

5035 Cedar Ave

129 S 50th St

4942 Chestnut St

5041 Spruce St

323 S 51st St

5039 Spruce St

339 N 40th St

416-418 N Wiota St

5050 Baltimore Ave

4952 CHESTNUT St

5031 Hazel Ave

4011 Baring St

4960 Chestnut St

5049 Spruce St

5220-24 Chester Ave

732 S 51st St

4943 Chestnut St

5034 Walnut St

517 41st St

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There are currently 2,981 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,286 with an average price of $1,600.
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