
Apartments near Camden County College - Camden City Campus in Camden, NJ (1,087 Rentals)


501 Washington Ave

1102 N 4th St

231 W Girard Ave

715 Belgrade St

Northpoint Lofts

1312 S 3rd St

700-708 N Marshall St

971-975 N Lawrence St

963 1/2-975 N Lawrence St

412 W George St

263 S 9th St

265 S 9th St

267 S 9th St

815 S 7th St

625 Christian St

914 E Passyunk Ave

1428 N Hope St

804 S 7th St

258 S 9th St

826-828 Pine St

705 Catharine St

Christian Street Court

1512-1518 Frankford Ave

438 Memphis St

Cigar Factory Lofts

1509 N Front St

1532-1536 Frankford Ave

700 Christian St

817-823 Kater St

822 South St

926-928 Race St

928 E Passyunk Ave

1144-1148 N 4th St

959 N 5th St

1538-1544 Frankford Ave

Oxford Corner

1233 N 3rd St

541-543 Washington Ave

824 South St

753 S 8Th St

747 S 8th St

930 E Passyunk Ave

1201 S 5th St

626 Carpenter St

1305 Germantown Ave

1611-1613 Frankford Ave

Memphis Flats

775 S 8th St

227 N 10th St

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There are currently 870 Studio Apartments in Camden with rent ranges from $925 to $8,638 with an average price of $1,770.
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