
Apartments near East Falls-R6 in Philadelphia, PA (731 Rentals)


2126 N 20th St

2148 N Uber St

2106 N 20th St

123 Dupont St

2149 N Uber St

2022 N Woodstock St

Bryn Mawr Terrace Apts (por)

200 Krams Ave

2020 N Woodstock St

5626 Heiskell St

321 E Price St

1919 W Diamond St

1917 W Diamond St

1913 W Diamond St

1934 W Diamond St

1915 W Diamond St

333 E Shedaker St

2248 Bryn Mawr Ave

2123 N 19th St

2209 N 18th St

1901 W Diamond St

1900 W Diamond St

4933 N Uber St

Indigo Apartments

2267 N 17th St

1834 Diamond

1858 N 21st St

2139 N 18th St

Benton Student Housing Portfolio

2119 N 18th St

1826 W Diamond St

2212 N 17th St

2210 N 17th St

1840 N 21st St

2264 N Bancroft St

2204 N 17th St

1635 W Susquehanna Ave

1633 W Susquehanna Ave

2034 N Cleveland St

417 E Wister St

4630 Umbria St

The Lofts at 2601

1421 W York St

1925 Berks

2106-2108 N 17th St

2212 N 16th St

1611-1615 W Susquehanna Ave

2000 -02 N 18th Street

1942 N Gratz St

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