
Apartments near Market East-R1 in Philadelphia, PA (3,689 Rentals)


1111 Mount Vernon St

1726 Spruce St

214-218 New St

141-143 N 2nd St

237-241 N Bread St

329 Pine St

533 South St

724 S 10th St

645-647 Bainbridge St

1507 Spring Garden St

125/131 Cuthbert Street Condo

529 South St

47-49 N 2nd St

The Pottery Building

124 S 19th St

INDI Old City

105 S 2nd St

Market Flats Condos

434 Lombard St

729 S 12th St

1725 Delancey Pl

The Moravian

333 Pine St

610-612 S 6th St

1525 Spring Garden St

415 S 17th St

327 Pine St

1638-1644 Waverly St

125 Cuthbert St

730 S 10th St

The Hawthorne

1736 Spruce St

617 N 10th St

313 S 18th St

625-627 Bainbridge St

1807 Spruce St

1815 Spruce St

1508-1516 Brandywine St

Valetta

Letitia Lofts

122-124 Arch St

631 N 12th St

Churchview Commons

1700 Pine St

622 N 12th St

528 N 15Th St

428 Lombard St

240-242 N 2nd St

1706 Pine St

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