
Apartments near Girard and Broad (15 Line)-Route 15 in Philadelphia, PA (3,618 Rentals)


2041 Spruce St

Clinton Commons

322 S 10th St

723-729 N 35th St

Wodfy

1316 Pine St

Front On Lee

Fishtown Flatiron

2115 Spruce St

2414-16 Frankford

Hancock Lofts

1312 Pine St

2414 Frankford Ave

Beacon Hill Apartments

1532 Pine St

1510 Pine St

335 S 18th St

The Claridge

The Kenmar

317-19 South 20th St

Delancey Place

2131 Spruce St

Centra Associates

1506 Pine St

265 S 22nd St

3400-3402 Baring St

Waterfront II

Haverford House

649 N 35th St

Waverly Walkway

731 N 35th Street Townhomes

1522 Pine St

1827-1831 Pine St

3312 Hamilton Street

The Palma

414 Lofts

Spring Garden Court

2311 E York St

Coral Street Arts House

La Reserve

2037 Delancey Pl

Juniper East Apartments

2223 Spruce St

409-415 S 11th St

416 S 15th

526 Spruce St

906 Pine St

908-910 Pine St

415 S 10th St

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