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


330 Reed St

1401 N 2nd St

1700 Frankford Ave

801 Catharine St

974 N 5Th St

Mummers Museum

701-715 Brown St

218 N 10th St

333 N 10th St

506-510 N 9th St

1402 E Moyamensing Ave

730 Montrose St

1305 N Orianna St

538 Federal St

733 Carpenter St

423 W Girard Ave

972 1/2 N Randolph St

The Moderna 9

965 N 6th St

1008 N 5th St

821 N Franklin St

1501 N Palethorp St

1304-1312 N 4th St

1016 N 5th St

1628-1630 S 2nd St

1643 S 2nd St

1501 N 2nd St

981 N 6th St

997 N 6th St

1512 S 4th St

343 W Master St

341 W Master St

513 W Girard Ave

1214 N 5th St

549 N 10th St

964 N Marshall St

Hamilton Lofts

1700 N Howard St

1234 N 5th St

Residence at Marshall

1432 S 5th St

1238 N 5th St

1430-1434 Germantown Ave

1434 S 5th St

1728 S 2nd St

617 N 10th St

1500 S 5th St

1232 N Randolph St

1535-1539 N American 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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