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


3400-3410 Belgrade St

3075 Tulip St

2920 Frankford Ave

2900 Frankford Ave

2918 D St

3016 Agate St

303 E Allegheny Ave

2048 William St

3029-3031 Cedar St

3312-3316 E Thompson St

2053 Rush St

1523 Womrath St

2149-2173 E Rush St

2126-2132 E Somerset St

Redevelopment

Somerset Village

109 E Allegheny Ave

2001 E Lehigh Ave

3150 Richmond St

Kensington Court Flats

122 W Ontario St

4324-4326 Frankford Ave

Coral House

3149 Richmond St

1324-1326 Unity St

2633 Kensington Ave

Avenue 30

3044-3046 Richmond St

2826 Belgrade St

Woods Square

3027 Richmond St

3029 Richmond St

HAROLD HOMES

4441 Elizabeth St

4604 Whitaker Ave

1802 E Huntingdon St

2980 Richmond St

2605 Frankford Ave

2609 Frankford Ave

2966 Richmond St

2855 E Thompson St

154-160 E Huntingdon St

2574 Frankford Ave

2528-2530 Potter St

4501-4503 Frankford Ave

2558 Frankford Ave

Edgemont Quadplex

2546 Arcadia St

1827-1829 Kinsey St

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