
Apartments near Temple University-R8 in Philadelphia, PA (2,330 Rentals)


2437 W Thompson St

2424 W Thompson St

2003-2011 Fairmount Ave

2001 E Lehigh Ave

3247 N Carlisle St

3307 N. Park Ave.

Avenue 30

2603-2619 E Boston St

1239 W Westmoreland St

1607-1609 W Allegheny Ave

1525 Spring Garden St

1326 Nectarine St

1104-1126 Buttonwood St

2428-30 W Thompson St

1921 Wallace St

1900 Wallace St

1706 Green St

1539 Spring Garden St

1719 Green St

1712 Green St

558 N 17th St

The Colonnade

2017-2019 Fairmount Ave

2602 W Oxford St

552 N 17th St

1732 Green St

1728 Green St

1220 Buttonwood St

1730 Green St

1208 N Taylor St

2435 N College Ave

868 N 23rd St

1933 Wallace St

1903 Mt Vernon St

1206 N Taylor St

1210 N Taylor St

1215 N 25th St

3314 N Park Ave

Hamilton Lofts

449 N 13th St

1514 N 26th St

1616 N Bailey Street

Clearfield Apartments

2331 E Huntingdon St

1904 Mount Vernon St

NL Townhomes

1923 Mt Vernon St

1500 N 26th St

2439 N College Ave

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