
Apartments near Suburban Station-R1 in Philadelphia, PA (4,065 Rentals)


542 Lombard St

645-647 Bainbridge St

327 Race St

310-312 York Ave

Schmidt Building

650 W Fairmount Ave

515 S 6th St

853-855 N Uber St

852 N 20th St

853 N Uber St

718-722 S 7th St

747 S 8th St

629-631 Bainbridge St

625-627 Bainbridge St

517 S 6Th St

North Hall

20 on Poplar

1436 Poplar St

1001 S 11th St

1227 S 21st St

306-308 Cherry St

36 N 3rd St

26 N 3rd St

Lippincott Alley

28 N 3rd St

The Willings

312-320 Race St

Daniel Building

1122 S 15th St

3200 Powelton Ave

The Lural Lee Blevins Veterans Center

753 S 8Th St

610-612 S 6th St

410 Spruce St

260 S 4th St

264-266 S 4th St

533 South St

529 South St

510-514 Lombard St

406 Spruce St

262 S 4th St

2411 Christian St

3210 Powelton Ave

1902 Poplar St

1639 Poplar St

1904 Poplar St

1535-1537 Poplar St

900-906 N 16th St

1101-1133 Washington Ave

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