
Apartments near Temple University-R8 in Philadelphia, PA (2,334 Rentals)


1501 N 2nd St

2311 N Palethorp St

1422 N Willington St

1813 Cecil B Moore Ave

1826 W Diamond St

1504 N 17th St

1855 N 19th St

1501 N Palethorp St

1123 W Lehigh Ave

1538 Ingersoll St

1305 N Orianna St

The Pickle Factory

1834 Diamond

1520 W Seybert St

1240 W Lehigh Ave

1121-1123 N Lehigh Ave

1111 W Lehigh Ave

423 W Girard Ave

2027-2029 N Howard St

2123 N 19th St

1417 N 17th St

2113 N Howard St

997 N 6th St

1016 N 5th St

125 W Susquehanna Ave

129-131 W Susquehanna Ave

948 N 8th St

1540 N 18th St

1901 W Diamond St

1534 N 18th St

1538 N 18th St

1900 W Diamond St

1418 W Stiles St

119 W Susquehanna Ave

2000 N Front St

Regent Row

Residence at Marshall

1401 N 2nd St

1700 N Howard St

Casa Carmen Aponte

1942 N Front St

1952 N Front St

Palmer Place

1008 N 5th St

1526 N 18th St

1305 Germantown Ave

1707 Master Street

1913 W Montgomery Ave

1915 W Diamond St

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