
Apartments near Market East-R1 in Philadelphia, PA (3,654 Rentals)


1951 Point Breeze Avenue

Quaker City Flats

Anthony Wayne II

Gotham North

The Storehouse Lofts

The Palm Flats

Amperium

The Fisherman

2001 E Norris St

The Quaker

The King

The Nylon Lofts

2020 Dreer St

The Yellowjacket- Your place to call home

Harbisons Dairy

Sartain Apartments

Conswiller B. Pratt Apartments

Pyramid Lofts

The Glenwood

2136 E Dauphin St

2301 Frankford Ave

2121 East Dauphin Street

2311 E York St

Wilson Park

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The Victor

11 Cooper

The Pierre

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403 Elm St, Unit SI ID1623154P

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603 N 3rd St, Unit SI ID1623153P

Edward Sharp House

611 N 2nd St

609 N 2nd St

115 N 3rd St

224 Cooper St

119 N 3rd St

302 Cooper St

300 Cooper St

333 Arch St

419 Cooper St

314 S 4th St

230 Kaighns Ave

921 S 5th St

341 Kaighns Ave

John Wesley Village Apartments

204 Cooper St

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