
Apartments near Tasker-Morris-Broad Street Line in Philadelphia, PA (2,454 Rentals)


327 Race St

Olde City Place Condo

113-115 Arch St

The National At Old City

161-163 N 3rd St

245-249 Race St

243 Race St

142 N 2nd St

339 N 11th St

239 Race St

141-143 N 2nd St

The Commons At New Street

212 Race St

The Ben

Chariot House

306 New St

501-507 Vine St

Anthony Caneris Hall

138 N Front St

136-138 Race St

Classic Courts

240-242 N 3rd St

Stouffer Triangle

309 N Lawrence St

237-241 N Bread St

310-312 York Ave

232-234 N 2nd St

255 N 3rd St

214-218 New St

240-242 N 2nd St

263 N 3rd St

New Street Lofts

Havana Lofts

300-314 N 3rd St

Papermill Lofts

Papermill Lofts

309 N 3rd St

249-251 N 2nd St

208 Vine St

3314-3316 Arch St

Old City Condominiums

65 N 34th St

3318 Arch St

Cu257

North Hall

3914 Pine St

3922 Pine St

3918 Pine St

207-209 Vine St

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