
Apartments near Logan-Broad Street Line in Philadelphia, PA (527 Rentals)


84 E Logan St

76 E Logan St

4827-4835 N 6th St

1801 W Olney Ave

4933 Wakefield St

4432 N Cleveland St

5634 N 18th St

4447 N 19th St

5701 N 17th St

78 E Clapier St

1602 Rowan St

4833 Germantown Ave

4435 N 20th St

232 E Wister St

420 W Ruscomb St

510 W Tabor Rd

Berkley Place at Wayne Junction

54 E Wister St

Flats at Golaski

94 E Ashmead St

4815 Knox St

4115 N Broad St

58 E Ashmead St

416 W Olney Ave

4613 Wayne Ave

234 W Roosevelt Blvd

1807 Widener Pl

5145 Germantown Ave

5012 Greene St

5151 Germantown Ave

5155 Germantown Ave

1806 W Champlost St

60 W Manheim St

222-226 W Mentor St

5353 Magnolia St

6008-6020 N Warnock St

5208-5218 Germantown Ave

233 E Penn St

Woskob

63 E Penn St

147 W Manheim St

6122 N Broad St

6116 N Broad St

222 W Chew Ave

5335-5341 Baynton St

Boarding Home

5335 Baynton St

144 W Ashdale St

176 W Manheim St

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