
Apartments near University City-R3 in Philadelphia, PA (3,522 Rentals)


636 Pine St

708 Chestnut St

1504 Swain St

1502 Swain St

1638 Parrish St

215 N 9th St

815 S 7th St

629-631 Bainbridge St

625-627 Bainbridge St

628 Spruce St

5218 Walnut St

1208 N Taylor St

1210 N Taylor St

1206 N Taylor St

1931 Poplar St

1902 Poplar St

2248 S 15th St

4154 W Girard St

1215 N 25th St

619 Pine St

620 Fitzwater St

1217 Green St

Hamilton Lofts

625 Christian St

623-625 Pine St

2025 S 13th St

Man An House

Christian Street Court

1643 Francis St

5230 Walnut St

617 South St

930 E Passyunk Ave

928 E Passyunk Ave

614 Pine St

2347 N College Ave

1839 Poplar Street

2027 S 13th St

1834 Poplar St

4166 W Girard Ave

5225 Walnut St

1432 Wolf St

910-916 N 19th St

2428-30 W Thompson St

736 Latona St

718-720 N 15th St

Union Court

5432 Ridgewood St

610-612 S 6th St

Parkside Firehouse

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