
Apartments near Lansdowne Avenue and 60th Street-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (1,073 Rentals)


4115 Brown St

606 S 52nd St

804 N 41st St

645 N Brooklyn St

729 Holly St

Westpark Development Project

825 N 41st St

4900 pine st

613 S 52nd St

829 N 41st St

821 N 41st St

819 N 41st St

1115 N 40th St

4611-4619 Sansom St

5227 Catharine St

837 S Cecil St

4500 Market St

124 S 46th St

5035 Cedar Ave

128 S 46th St

5409 Christian St

135 S 46th St

649 S 52nd St

4641 Spruce St

4619 Locust St

Powelton West Apartments

31 S 45th St

4447 Chestnut St

4925 Cedar Ave

Pine West Apartments

4445 Chestnut St

5416 Baltimore Ave

4443 Chestnut St

4441 Chestnut St

4625 Spruce St

4642 Spruce St

5024 Walton Ave

4436 Chestnut St

40th Street Flats

6 Units | University City | 4617 Spruce

4626 Spruce St

4601 Spruce St

46 S 44th St

42 S 44th St

4433 Sansom St

19 S 44th St

257-259 S 46th St

Garden Court Condominium

4900-4902 Cedar Ave

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There are currently 2,971 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $8,898 with an average price of $1,601.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Philadelphia ranges from $475 to $8,110 with an average monthly rent of $1,967.
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