
Apartments near Race-Vine-Broad Street Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,977 Rentals)


The Moravian

2308 Lombard St

46 N Front St

2211-2213 South St

758 S 10th St

632-634 N 2nd St

322-326 Poplar St

126 Chestnut St

340 N Front St

752 S 19Th St

965 N 6th St

754 N. 25th

2324 Parrish St

625-627 Bainbridge St

629-631 Bainbridge St

2317 Parrish St

Liberty Park Place

American Lofts

329 Pine St

1314-1316 N Broad St

610-612 S 6th St

753 S 9th St

718-722 S 7th St

327 Pine St

333 Pine St

802 S 10th St

434 Lombard St

420-438 N Front St

1422 Christian St

801-803 S Warnock St

959 N 5th St

712 N 2nd St

824 S 12th St

22 S Front St

800 S 10th St

972 1/2 N Randolph St

315-317 N Front St

311-313 N Front St

The Moravian

8 S Front St

4-6 S Front St

2214 South St

1538 Ingersoll St

400 N Front St

756 S 19th St

428 Lombard St

722 N 2nd St

2043 Fitzwater St

Valetta

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There are currently 2,951 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $502 to $7,606 with an average price of $1,676.
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