
Casas de alquiler en el Código Postal 19139 de Philadelphia, PA (149 Alquileres)


5166 Funston St

5107 Chancellor St

226 N 65th St

4523 Parrish St

5026 Walnut St, Unit #3

5508 Walnut St, Unit 1

115 N 63rd St, Unit 1

41 N Paxon St, Unit 1 2 3

5943 Summer St

42 N 53rd St

114 N Yewdall St

5044 Parrish St

4921 Haverford Ave

30 N 56th St

5618 Appletree St

123 N Sickels St

5502 Spring St

57 N Conestoga St

42 S 55th St

5732 Ludlow St

113 N Peach St

137 S 56th St

47 N Hobart St

5748 Chestnut St

236 N Wanamaker St

5849 Market St

5524 Chancellor St

5934 Spring St

144 N Salford St

119 S Redfield St

211 S 53rd St

5146 Ranstead St

27 N Edgewood St

5141 Ludlow St

5233 Chancellor St

5135 Folsom St

5116 Folsom St

5120 Folsom St

5133 Reno St

5030 Summer St

5021 Race St

6109 Market St

6020 Walnut St

5141 Spruce St

5058 Hoopes St

5002 Chestnut St

6012 Irving St

10 S 62nd St

4924 Chestnut St
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| Dormitorios | Precio Promedio | Más barato | Más caro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casas en Alquiler 2 Dormitorios en 19139 | $1,666 | $850 | $4,618 |
| Casas en Alquiler 3 Dormitorios en 19139 | $1,597 | $995 | $3,270 |
| Casas en Alquiler 4 Dormitorios en 19139 | $2,106 | $1,200 | $3,000 |
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Cuánto cuestan los alquileres más amplios de tres y cuatro dormitorios en 19139?
Para quienes buscan una vivienda más grande, los apartamentos de tres dormitorios en 19139 oscilan entre $350 hasta $12,582, mientras que las casas con tres dormitorios, condominios y casas adosadas en alquiler oscilan entre $995 hasta $3,270. Los alquileres de viviendas unifamiliares de cuatro dormitorios también están disponibles a partir de $1,200 y los apartamentos de cuatro dormitorios comienzan en $585.
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