
Apartments near Frankford Transportation Center-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (327 Rentals)


4643 Leiper St

4636 Penn St

1207 Arrott St

4635 Leiper St

4637 Leiper St

5910 Erdrick St

InnovAge Pennsylvania LIFE - St. Bart's

4625 Mulberry St

1749-1751 Orthodox St

6100 Frankford Ave

4501-4503 Frankford Ave

Devereaux Court Apartments

4441 Elizabeth St

4647-4655 Adams Ave

949 E Godfrey Ave

1827-1829 Kinsey St

5912 Jackson St

5437-5441 Torresdale Ave

942 Anchor St

1324-1326 Unity St

2104 Orthodox St

6100 Alma St

6355 Eastwood St

4324-4326 Frankford Ave

Boulevard Apartments

Redevelopment

2321 Orthodox St

1523 Womrath St

REO

6601 Sylvester St

5929 Keystone St

6364 Marsden St

6807-6811 Bradford St

Horrocks -Multi family

6600 Tackawanna St

6300 - 6312 Tulip St

6751 Kindred St

6601 Walker St

6421-6423 Hegerman St

6812 Castor Ave

2700-2702 Ash St

6829 Castor Ave

3901-3903 Kensington Ave

6603-6605 Hegerman St

6370 Oxford Ave

Algon Condominiums

6136 Bingham St

4615 - 4617 Longshore Ave

4724 Longshore Ave

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