
Apartments near Drexel University - Center City Hahnemann Campus in Philadelphia, PA (4,063 Rentals)


1617-1633 Poplar St

Beacon Hill Apartments

St George Athenagoras Manor

American Postal Workers House

2209 Walnut St

1316 Pine St

250 S 21st St

929-933 Spruce St

1522 Pine St

Clinton Place

2141 Locust St

414 Lofts

Delancey Place

1312 Pine St

2122 Locust St

2121-2123 Sansom St

260 S 21st St

2029 Spruce St

918 N Broad St

427 Vine Street

317-19 South 20th St

2211 St James Pl

2204 St James Pl

264 S 21st St

1827-1831 Pine St

416 S 15th

2041 Spruce St

La Reserve

915-923 N Broad St

2045 Spruce Street

The View at Old City

Waverly Walkway

2130 LOCUST STREET

The Village Apartments

2208 St James Pl

420 South 15th St

1009 Clinton Street

1309 Cambridge

2333 Fairmount Ave

1020 Clinton St

Juniper East Apartments

Franklin House Apartments

Cambridge Plaza

The Civic

1826 Pine St

1514 W Girard Ave

2115 Spruce St

1908 Pine St

1436-1438 Lombard St

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