
Apartments near Suburban Station-R5 in Philadelphia, PA (4,111 Rentals)


310-326 Queen St

974 N 5Th St

3407 Wallace St

The Mark

3501 Haverford Ave

1421 N 18th St

2424 W Thompson St

Parkview Condos

Ortlieb Square

963 1/2-975 N Lawrence St

746 S 2nd St

748 S 2nd St

1228-1232 W College Ave

3409 Wallace St

2822 Poplar St

701-703 W Girard Ave

3434 Wallace St

3703 Powelton

3701 Powelton Ave

3620 Baring St

828-832 S 3rd St

211-217 Fulton St

1430-1434 N Willington St

304 N 37th St

3622 Baring St

844-846 N 29th St

2428-30 W Thompson St

2409 W Thompson St

971-975 N Lawrence St

501 Washington Ave

997 N 6th St

412 W George St

2133 Master St

Sharswood Townhouses III

811-815 N 2nd St

747 S 2nd St

1542 Dickinson St

1443 S Broad St

12 Units | Temple Univ Area

1434-1436 N Carlisle St

Temple University Student Housing

736 Latona St

245 Queen St

249 Queen St

3705 Powelton Ave

Northern Liberties

1439 S 20th St

916-924 N American St

1328 Property

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