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Apartments near Tioga-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA(62 Rentals)
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3200 Kensington Avenue
3200 Kensington AvePhiladelphia, PA 19134
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Westmoreland Lofts
2000 E Westmoreland StPhiladelphia, PA 19134
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Collins Lofts
3475 Collins StPhiladelphia, PA 19134
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from $1,3451 to 2 Bedroom Apartments Available Now
Castor Lofts
3701 Sepviva StPhiladelphia, PA 19137
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3439 Frankford Ave
3439 Frankford AvePhiladelphia, PA 19134
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from $1,1761 to 3 Bedroom Apartments Available Jan 18, 2025
East Tioga Lofts
2215 E Tioga StPhiladelphia, PA 19134
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from $1,0001 to 4 Bedroom Apartments
Carl Mackley Houses
1401 E Bristol StPhiladelphia, PA 19124
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