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


1914-1924 E Dauphin St

2327 Frankford Ave

3926 N 5th St

2244 N Front St

2210-2212 York St E

2311 Frankford Ave

2313 Frankford Ave

2318 E York St

4809 Frankford Ave

2338-2352 E York St

2205-07 N Front St

4833 Griscom St

4833 Penn St

Rafael Porrata-Doria Place

2603-2619 E Boston St

2223 Frankford Ave

2311 N Palethorp St

FRANKFORD AVENUE PACKAGE: FISHTOWN

1502 Harrison St

1400 Harrison St

Retail/Apartment Building

119 W Susquehanna Ave

2323 N 2nd St

645 W Venango St

125 W Susquehanna Ave

129-131 W Susquehanna Ave

2127 N Front St

628-632 W Erie Ave

2320 N 2nd St

2319-25 Gaul St

2301 N 2nd St

4913-15 Frankford Ave

Casa Carmen Aponte

151 W Susquehanna Ave

4941 Oxford Ave

2113 N Howard St

2039 N Front St

2025 Frankford Ave

2020 Frankford Ave

Amber on Amber

Boulevard Apartments

2012-18 Frankford Ave

Northern Treaty Lofts

4943 Penn St

2327 3rd St

3960 N 7th St

2006 Frankford Ave

222-226 W Mentor St

5001-5011 Oxford Ave

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