
Apartments near Tioga-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (618 Rentals)


Kensington Court Flats

Penn Reading

3118-3120 Richmond St

Somerset Villas

The Pump House

Brand New Luxury Apartments

Villas Del Caribe

Theatre Place

1909 E Huntingdon St

Casa Caribe

2560 Jasper St,

Hancock Manor ( YMCA )

Maple Lane Apartments

Caribe Towers

Transit Flats Philly

2559 Amber St

Huntingdon Mills

4444-4448 Paul St

2826 Salmon St

Globe Dye Works

6800 Bingham Street

2525 Frankford Ave

Parkside Apartments

2636 Belgrade St

The Palma

Arizona Lofts

Front On Lee

Coral Street Arts House

Meadow House

La Marceline

Hancock Lofts

4711 Leiper St

The Retro

2414-16 Frankford

The Hudson

Fishtown Flatiron

2414 Frankford Ave

Griscom Apartments

Roberto Clemente Homes

2311 E York St

The Iron Flats

2136 E Dauphin St

2214 N Front St

2301 Frankford Ave

Whitehall Apartments

2844-2852 N 5th St

4834 N Penn St

2328-2344 N 2nd St

3901 on the Boulevard

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