
Apartments near Baltimore Avenue and 43rd Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (2,189 Rentals)


2040 Market

Waverly Court

317-19 South 20th St

1420 Point Breeze Ave

1924-1926 Spruce St

Point Breeze

255 S 20th St

Apartment 3rd Floor Front

Kate's Place

Robin Apartments

1908 Pine St

222 Rittenhouse

Delancey Place

714 S 19th St

215 Rentals

Trinity Row

710 S 19th St

712 S 19th St

135 N 21st St

Cassie L. Holly Court

2100 Parkway

1827-1831 Pine St

Ronan Flats

1951 Point Breeze Avenue

1828 Spruce St

1826 Pine St

The Harper

The Lawson Residences at Von Louhr

Fitzwater Homes

Wilson Park

2020 Race St

1819 Spruce St

La Reserve

1810 Spruce Street

117 N 20th St

123 N 20th St

1809 Spruce St

Simpson-Fletcher Conestoga House

Haverford Homes

1900 Arch

The Walter George Smith Public School

Parkway House

Parkway Village

Inglis Apartments at Elmwood

Wagon Works Apartments

1900 S 65th St

Walnut Park Plaza

Cobbs Creek Court Apartments

2123 Spring Garden

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