
Apartments near Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Camden Campus in Camden, NJ (1,375 Rentals)


122-124 Arch St

Churchview Commons

The Beaumont

106 Chestnut St

104 Chestnut St

The Adagio

125 Cuthbert St

136-138 Race St

420-438 N Front St

Letitia Lofts

125/131 Cuthbert Street Condo

101 Walnut St

47-49 N 2nd St

INDI Old City

Market Flats Condos

The Pottery Building

Papermill Lofts

69-71 N 2nd St

61-67 N 2nd St

141-143 N 2nd St

Pottery Row Apartments

17-19 N 2nd St

249-251 N 2nd St

Cu257

Tutlemann Brothers and Faggen Building

Papermill Lofts

126 Chestnut St

The National at Old City

The National At Old City

205 Arch St

124-126 N 2nd St

142 N 2nd St

232-234 N 2nd St

The Ben

105 S 2nd St

202-204 Market St

New Street Lofts

240-242 N 2nd St

NL Townhomes

48 S 2nd St

212 Race St

50 S 2nd St

The Moravian

Sonder the Edison

237-241 N Bread St

113 N Bread St

37-41 S Strawberry St

11 S Strawberry St

214-218 New St

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