Philadelphia, PA 19123
Income-restricted apartments in 19123.

9 buildings with about 578 apartments, largest first.
Richard Allen
1015 Parrish St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 178
Zion Gardens
1001-1037 W Girard Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 98
- Sizes: Studio (16), 1 bedroom (52), 2 bedrooms (30)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2015
Guild House East
711 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 90
- Sizes: Studio (55), 1 bedroom (32), 2 bedrooms (3)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2008
Martha A Lang Senior Cyber Village
973 N Seventh St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 56
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (51), 2 bedrooms (5)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2008
Cambridge
1015 Parrish St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 44
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (10), 2 bedrooms (14), 3 bedrooms (20)
- Rents set for households at or under 50% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2003
Cambridge Plaza Phase II
901 N Marvine St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 40
- Sizes: 2 bedrooms (8), 3 bedrooms (26), 4 bedrooms (6)
- Rents set for households at or under 50% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2005
Help Philadelphia V
843-47 N 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 37
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (27), 2 bedrooms (10)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2017
Caton House East
1239 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 20
- Sizes: Studio (20)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 1994
Green Street Project
1109 Green St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
- Apartments: 15
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (4), 2 bedrooms (11)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 1993
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