
Apartments near Collingswood-PATCO Speedline in Collingswood, NJ (188 Rentals)


Metropolitan Collingswood

2026 Renovated Apartments in Collingswood ($1,500+)

Oak Woods Collingswood

Marina Park Apartments

Pewter Village

Wayne Gardens Apartments

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50 Bellevue Ter

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32 Bellevue Ter

322 White Horse Pike, Unit 1

19 Lincoln Ave

239 Addison Ave

14 E Madison Ave

29 E Franklin Ave

The Lumberyard

25 W Linden Ave

703 Haddon Ave

701 Haddon Ave

11 Lincoln Avenue

23-27 W Cuthbert Blvd

28 W Madison Ave

Zane Avenue Apartments

274-276 Haddon Ave

Fair Oaks Apartments

261-265 Haddon Ave

120 W Wayne Ter

715 Collins Ave

18-24 Pacific Ave

180 White Horse Pike

The Bellmere

The Collings South - lumb34

9 W Browning Rd

Bellevue Terrace Apartments

Beth Gardens

Hampton Square

Haddonview Apartments

River Pointe

Park Lane at Garden State Park

202 Park

Cooper River Plaza Apartments

Haddon Hills Apartments & Townhomes

Bishops View Apartments and Townhomes

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The Plaza Grande

Park Village at Garden State Park

Haddon Towne Center

Oakland Gardens

Magnolia Park Apartments

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Frequently Asked Questions about Collingswood
How much are Studio apartments in Collingswood?
There are currently 55 Studio Apartments in Collingswood with rent ranges from $995 to $2,466 with an average price of $1,844.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Collingswood Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Collingswood ranges from $951 to $6,000 with an average monthly rent of $2,049.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Collingswood cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Collingswood range from $1,124 to $6,908. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,577.
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