
Apartments near Temple University-R8 in Philadelphia, PA (2,336 Rentals)


1407 N Bouvier St

1622 N Gratz St

1913 W Montgomery Ave

1915 W Diamond St

981 N 6th St

1233 N 3rd St

964 N Marshall St

1917 W Diamond St

1919 W Diamond St

1421 N 18th St

2039 N Front St

925 N Broad St

1925 Berks

The Towns at Green Hill

2149 N Uber St

965 N 6th St

1934 W Diamond St

Northern Treaty Lofts

2127 N Front St

West Girard Apartments

972 1/2 N Randolph St

Amber on Amber

1416 W Girard Ave

1501-1503 W Girard Ave

1701,05,13

Cigar Factory Lofts

P1 - 1424 W Girard Ave

2205-07 N Front St

2244 N Front St

974 N 5Th St

1144-1148 N 4th St

2148 N Uber St

2329 N 19th St

1505-07 W. Girard Avenue

Northpoint Lofts

1513 W Girard Ave

1200 Germantown Ave

1517 W Girard

231 W Girard Ave

1801 W Master St

1718-1736 Ingersoll St

1421-1435 Cambridge St

The Village

1732 W Master St

1701-1703 N 20th St

2106 N 20th St

921 N 15th St

2500 N Mascher St

1420 Cambridge St

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