
Apartments near Market East-R1 in Philadelphia, PA (3,695 Rentals)


122-124 S 8th St

Man An House

737 Sansom St

1206 Walnut St

708 Chestnut St

The Jewelers Bldg

Western Union Building

1211 Locust St

201 N Broad St

1120 Locust Street

1316 Walnut St

Washington Square West

249 S 10th St

1420 Chestnut St

251 S 12th St

333 N 10th St

Old Shoe Factory

237 S 13th St

253 S 12th St

246-248 S 12th St

233 S 13th St

1017 Spruce St

239 S 13th St

258 S 9th St

1027 Spruce St

1025 Spruce St

241 S 13th St

1111 Spruce St

802-810 Locust St

1113-1115 Spruce St

1105 Spruce St

939 Spruce St

1203 Spruce St

245 S 13th St

1109 Spruce Street

1223-1225 Wood St

937 Spruce St

243 S 13th St

265 S 9th St

238 S 13th St

927 Spruce St

1123 Spruce St

1131 Spruce St

242 S 13th St

1129 Spruce St

263 S 9th St

1213 Spruce St

267 S 9th St

1205 Spruce St

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