
Apartments near Woodland Avenue and 43rd Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (2,200 Rentals)


418 S 45th St

4116 Spruce St

Pine Place

4104 Spruce St

4420 Pine St

4514 Osage Ave

412 S 45th St

4106 Spruce St

3944-3946 3948 50 Pine St

316 S 43rd St

4048 Spruce St

3952 Pine St

3944 Pine St

3946 Pine St

4034 Spruce St

4409 Pine St

4310 Spruce St

4024 Spruce St

Sedgley Apartments

4413 Pine St

3942-3944 Pine St

3926 Pine St

3923 Pine St

4617 Cedar Ave

4619 Cedar Ave

3918 Pine St

4626 Cedar Ave

3938 Delancey St

4817 Springfield Ave

3914 Pine St

3922 Pine St

4060 Irving St

231 S 42nd St

4629-4631 Baltimore Ave

923 S 49th St

940 S 49th St

4317-4321 Spruce St

942 S 49th St

234 S 41st St

4056 Irving St

225 S 42nd St

938 S 49th St

4654 Hazel Ave

4030 Irving St

232 S 41st St

4814 Warrington Ave

243 S 41st St

922 S 49th St

235 S 41st St

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