
Apartments near Drexel University - University City Main Campus in Philadelphia, PA (3,770 Rentals)


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2110 Pine St

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The Harper

337 S 21st St

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2034 Spring Garden St

241 S 41st St

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255 S 20th St

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2333 Fairmount Ave

222 Rittenhouse

521 N 41st St

The Royer

2039 Spring Garden St

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The Ember

230 S 41st St

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2118 Green St

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Textile Lofts

317-19 South 20th St

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2010 Spring Garden St

2009 Pine St

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313 S 41st St

227 S 42nd St

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