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


Dockside Luxury Apartments

Waterfront Square

Black Horse Condo

Churchview Condo

412 Luxe

205-215 Cuthbert St

Penn's Landing Square

524-525 S Front St

35 S 3rd St

518-530 S 2nd St

The Wireworks

The Commons at New Street

125-127 N 4th St

BridgeView Place

York Square

The Bank Building

774 2nd

North Bank Townhomes

339 Bainbridge St

Independence Place

Lippincott Bldg

LUXURY NEWLY REMODELED 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

Hopkinson House

The Ayer Condominium

MetroClub

Wood Suites

Friends Housing

Southwark On Reed

1526 N 2nd St

48 N Front St

River Church Condos

46 N Front St

8 S Front St

4-6 S Front St

106 Chestnut St

104 Chestnut St

The Beaumont

Vine Street Development

22 S Front St

101 Walnut St

The Adagio

311-313 N Front St

109-111 Church St

321-323 N Front St

113-115 Arch St

138 N Front St

335 N Front St

315-317 N Front St

Churchview Commons

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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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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Camden range from $825 to $9,307. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,940.
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