Philadelphia, PA
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Apartment rent prices in Philadelphia, PA based on 645 verified listings across 49 buildings. Median rents: studio at $1,600/mo, 1-bedroom at $1,917/mo, 2-bedroom at $2,726/mo, 3-bedroom at $2,250/mo, 4-bedroom at $2,000/mo, 5-bedroom at $2,000/mo, 6-bedroom at $2,800/mo. Data sourced directly from building websites and tenant-reported lease prices.
645 total listings
Based on 645 verified listings, the median rents in Philadelphia are: studio at $1,600/mo, 1-bedroom at $1,917/mo, 2-bedroom at $2,726/mo, 3-bedroom at $2,250/mo, 4-bedroom at $2,000/mo, 5-bedroom at $2,000/mo, 6-bedroom at $2,800/mo. These figures are calculated from actual lease prices, not asking rents.
RentSpy tracks rent prices across 49 apartment buildings in Philadelphia, PA, with 645 verified data points. Data is sourced from building websites and tenant-submitted lease information.
The neighborhoods with the most rental data in Philadelphia are: University City (5 listings), Logan Square (3 listings), Midtown Village (3 listings), Center City (2 listings), Callowhill (1 listings), East Falls (1 listings). Each neighborhood has different price ranges based on location, amenities, and building quality.
Center City — Rittenhouse, Old City, Washington Square, and the downtown core
Median $2,193/mo
University City — home to UPenn and Drexel
Median $1,929/mo
Fishtown, Northern Liberties, Kensington, and Port Richmond
Median $2,545/mo
South Philly — Passyunk, Point Breeze, and the stadiums
Germantown, Chestnut Hill, Mount Airy, and Manayunk
The Far and Near Northeast — Bustleton, Somerton, and Fox Chase
North Broad Street corridor and Temple University area
Median $1,626/mo
49 buildings tracked