
Apartments near Drexel University - Center City Hahnemann Campus in Philadelphia, PA (4,081 Rentals)


2011-2017 Naudain St

309 N 3rd St

813-817 N 5th St

144-146 N 3rd St

402 Fairmount Ave

124 N 3rd St

128 N 3rd St

Spruce Court Apartments

2417 Spruce Street

1725 Bainbridge St

Minima

161-163 N 3rd St

The Commons At New Street

255 N 3rd St

Old City Condominiums

Prime City Properties Portfolio

263 N 3rd St

628 Spruce St

948 N 8th St

Lippincott Alley

245-249 Race St

721-739 Pine St

36 N 3rd St

304 Arch St

100 N 3rd St

Havana Lofts

500 Walnut

754 N. 25th

2324 Parrish St

2317 Parrish St

2322 Spruce St

2311 Delancey Pl

401 S 22nd St

1100-1104 South St

417 S 9th St

415 S 9th St

717 Pine St

Shelby Flats

2308 Delancey Pl

2200 Pine St

868 N 23rd St

One Riverside Place

2408 Spruce St

734 Pine St

2317 Delancey Pl

St. James Court

1928 South St

736 Pine St

732 Pine St

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