
Apartments near Baltimore Avenue and 43rd Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (2,190 Rentals)


2125 Walnut St

2127 Walnut St

Riverwalk

St Matthew Manor

Apostolic Housing

Ice Works at Belmont

1213 N 41st St

519-521 S 21st St

260 S 21st St

2116-2120 Sansom St

264 S 21st St

2045 Spruce Street

226 South 21st St

337 S 21st St

250 S 21st St

2106 Walnut St

3852 W Girard Ave

Embassy

2037 Delancey Pl

2041 Spruce St

2056 Locust St

Marlton Residences

Locust Commons

2121 Market Street

2052 Locust St

2046 Locust St

1723 Memorial Ave

Riverside Presbyterian Apartments

Liberty View

The Apartments @23rd &Cherry

115 S 21st St

2029 Spruce St

2036 Locust St

The Carlyle

2028-2034 Rittenhouse Sq St

103 S 21st St

107 S 21st St

2017 Spruce St

Edgewater Phase II

2041 Chestnut St

2020 Locust St

2008 South St

2029 Walnut St

4146-4148 Parkside Ave

2009 Pine St

2014 Walnut St

2025 Walnut St

2015-2017 Locust St

2027 Walnut St

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There are currently 2,983 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,541 with an average price of $1,600.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Philadelphia ranges from $475 to $8,110 with an average monthly rent of $1,974.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Philadelphia range from $725 to $16,456. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,446.
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