
Apartments near Arch Plaza in Chula Vista, CA (476 Rentals)


336 Zenith St

471-477 4th Ave

5-Units

324 Zenith St

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465 4th Ave

368-370 Roosevelt St

268 H St

257 Tremont St

358 Roosevelt St

311 Zenith St

250-254 H St

Jacaranda II

361-363 Roosevelt St

541-543 G St

563 G St

222 H St

Stardust Apartments

253-255 H St

462 1/2 3rd Ave

261 H St

545 G St

415 4th Ave

387 Vance St

231 H St

506 Park Way

Roosevelt Street Apartment Homes

390 G St

550 Park Way

Sequoia Towers

394 G St

401-407 4th Ave

230 Zenith St

411 G St

431-433 G St

577 Park Way

Centre Villas

370-372 G St

Lancer Apartments

583 Park Way

334 G St

399 4th Ave

394 4th Ave

391 G St

569 Park Way

424-434 Park Way

336-340 G St

Cabrillo Mobile Lodge 124-Space Mobile Home

573 Park Way

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How much are Studio apartments in Chula Vista?
There are currently 470 Studio Apartments in Chula Vista with rent ranges from $1,445 to $3,896 with an average price of $1,994.
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