
Apartments near Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Camden Campus in Camden, NJ (1,381 Rentals)


Society Hill Mansion

622 S 9th St

618 S 9th St

711-713 S 9th St

1238 N 5th St

935-939 Lombard St

Hamilton Lofts

617 N 10th St

1430-1434 Germantown Ave

417 S 10th St

Bella Vista

1025 Spruce St

1201 S 5th St

1101 Walnut St

1027 Spruce St

735 S 9th St

737 S 9th St

1232 N Randolph St

1026 Spruce St

753 S 9th St

1022 Spruce St

1017 PINE St

730 Montrose St

1535-1539 N American St

1800-1830 Frankford Ave

216 S 11th St

1109 Walnut St

733 Carpenter St

Knights Bridge Estates

1018 Clinton St

1028 Spruce St

Western Union Building

Le Grenier

303-305 S 11th St

Clinton Street Bed & Breakfast

1023-1025 Clinton St

611 S 10th St

225 N 12th St

2683 Edgemont St

625 S 10th St

627 S 10th St

Chinatown Lofts

1105 Spruce St

601 N 11th St

823 Christian St

Tajdeed Residences

1828 Frankford Ave

1632-1638 S 2nd St

Regent Row

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There are currently 871 Studio Apartments in Camden with rent ranges from $925 to $8,638 with an average price of $1,770.
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