
Apartments near Race-Vine-Broad Street Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,892 Rentals)


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1808 Pine St

1825 Pine St

1814 Pine St

Olde City Place Condo

257 S 21st St

311-315 S 20th St

2021 Spruce St

1835 Pine St

727 Spruce St

932 Pine St

641 N 22nd St

1816 Pine St

911 Pine St

253 S 21St St

1802 Pine St

2222 Green St

2BR bi-level apartment in historic brownstone

1810 Pine St

913 Pine St

704-706 S Washington Sq

Washington Mews Apartments

503 S 12th St

1818 Pine St

1642 Lombard St

2039 Spruce St

924 Pine St

410 S 18th St

327 Race St

2205 Walnut St

2006 Spruce St

808-818 N 19th St

701-715 Brown St

256 S 21st St

2033 Spruce St

721 Spruce St

1634 Ridge Ave

244-246 S 21st St

1820 Pine St

254 S 21st St

2008 Spruce St

444 lofts

252 S 21st St

1640 Lombard St

2129-2131 Locust St

1836 Pine St

904 Pine St

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There are currently 2,981 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,320 with an average price of $1,590.
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