
Apartments near Drexel University - Center City Hahnemann Campus in Philadelphia, PA (4,088 Rentals)


2130 Spruce St

2132 Spruce St

2124 Spruce St

2027 Pine St

1816 W Girard Ave

1811 Ridge Ave

1601 South St

917 Pine St

932 Pine St

928-930 Pine St

919 Pine St

913 Pine St

932-934 N 19th St

1824 W Girard Ave

248 S 23rd St

2211 Spruce St

2031 Pine St

2029 Pine St

252 S 23rd St

251 S 23rd St

2215 Spruce St

2213 Spruce St

908 Clinton St

735 Spruce St

737 Spruce St

327 Race St

250 S 23rd St

503 S 12th St

Center City One

727 Spruce St

212 S 24th St

451 Fairmount Ave

723 Spruce St

704-706 S Washington Sq

328-330 S 21st St

335 S 21st St

911 Pine St

924 Pine St

Washington Mews Apartments

1106 Lombard St

1107 Rodman St

1418 W Stiles St

912 Pine St

1544 South St

916 Pine St

914 Pine St

1538 South St

272 S 23rd St

721 Spruce St

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