
Apartments near Market East-R3 in Philadelphia, PA (3,662 Rentals)


1921 Spruce St

1715 Spring Garden St

1825 Pine St

1919 Spruce St

1912 Spruce St

419 Bainbridge St

2013 Walnut St

1818 Pine St

2006 Walnut St

801 Catharine St

2031 Chestnut St

2024 Race St

552 N 17th St

2010 Walnut St

2012 Walnut St

1916 Spruce St

1828 Pine St

Walden Walk

1935 Manning St

Blackwell Place Condominiums

679 N 11th St

748 S 6th St

517 Fitzwater St

1923 Spruce St

1835 Pine St

2021 Walnut St

2029 Arch St

2028 Race St

1601-1607 Green St

1925 Spruce St

2026 Race St

1628 Green St

2030 Race St

1836 Pine St

1914 Spruce St

Academy of Vocal Arts

1927 Spruce St

1929 Spruce St

609 N 16th St

1832 Pine St

1834 Pine St

540 N 4th St

558 N 17th St

The Tivoli Townhouse

118 N Lambert St

Ravello Philly

2051 Cherry St

518-22 Bainbridge St

1623 Green Street

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