
Apartments near Market East-R3 in Philadelphia, PA (3,658 Rentals)


1314 Pine Street | 7 Units

732 Pine St

1331 Pine St

1306 Pine St

734 Pine St

919-921 Lombard St

501-507 Vine St

1324 Pine St

935-939 Lombard St

449 N 13th St

1320 Pine Street

913-915 Lombard St

The Lanesborough Condominium

413 S 9th St

736 Pine St

411 S 9th St

409 S 9th St

1322 PINE St

247 South 16th Street

532-536 Spruce St

Washington Mews Apartments

1106 Lombard St

1517 Spruce St

805 Addison St

417 S 9th St

716 Pine St

525-533 1/2 Spruce St

415 S 9th St

1521 Spruce St

503 S 12th St

522 Spruce St

1608 Locust St

524 Spruce St

1107 Rodman St

1708 Race St

Schmidt Building

Olde City Place Condo

421 S 8th St

419 S 8th St

518 Spruce St

327 Race St

36 N 3rd St

501 Spruce St

423 S 8th St - 1R

506-510 N 9th St

623-625 Pine St

619 Pine St

316 S 15th St

317 S 6th St

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