
Apartments near Drexel University - Center City Hahnemann Campus in Philadelphia, PA (4,089 Rentals)


24th & Federal

2426 Clifford St

1322 S Broad St

2419 Clifford St

1317 S Broad St

501 Washington Ave

841 S American St

1326 S Broad St

1925 Berks

1324 S Broad St

1325 S Broad St

1717 N 25th St

1710 N 25th St

2352 Federal St

1840 N 21st St

1024-1026 Wharton St

1910 N Gratz St

1715 N 25th St

1616 N Bailey Street

1727 Monument St

1741 N 25th St

1223-25 Leopard St

1316 N Front St

1721 N 25th St

5 on 25

2521 Cecil B Moore Ave

2519 Cecill B Moore Ave

2552-2556 Cecil B Moore Ave

3724 Baring St

3716 Spring Garden St

2431 Federal St

3726 Baring St

765 S Front St

1700 Germantown

1535-1539 N American St

320 Cecil B Moore

1501 N 2nd St

217 Christian St

1926 N Gratz St

1501 Reed St

1858 N 21st St

3718 Spring Garden St

Wharton Place

Wharton Court

2409 Ridge Ave

Steeple Lofts

1713 N 26th St

104 Catharine St

2808 W Oxford St

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