
Apartments near Girard (MFL)-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (664 Rentals)


Hudson Liberties

Lamp Factory Loft Apartments

190 W Berks St

The Isaac

2200 E Norris St

The Palm Flats

Sewing Factory Loft Apartments

Quaker City Flats

Gloria Casarez Residence

Button Factory

2001 E Norris St

North Eighth Park

The Wagon House

The Darien

1827 N 5th St

Liberties West Condos

The Fisherman

1518 N 8th St

The Yellowjacket- Your place to call home

The Nylon Lofts

533 N 7th St

The Quaker

Gotham North

The King

2020 Dreer St

Gray Manor Apartments

Beacon Flats

Harbisons Dairy

Renaissance Gardens

Spring Garden Apartments

Lillia Crippen Townhouses

Richard Allen Homes II

Harrison Plaza

2136 E Dauphin St

2311 E York St

Guild House Senior Apartments 62+

The Aegis

1015 Parrish St

Camino De Oro

Fishtown Flatiron

Cambridge Plaza

Zion Gardens

One Water Street

The Printing House

2414 Frankford Ave

257 N 3rd St

2414-16 Frankford

The Noveau

Kardon

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There are currently 3,008 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $502 to $6,075 with an average price of $1,663.
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