
Apartments near Broadway Plaza in Chula Vista, CA (509 Rentals)


Sandpiper III

775 Calla Ave

522 7th St

767 Calla Ave

634 8th St

748 Calla Ave

740 Calla Ave

575 7th St

757 9th St

800 Emory St

775 9th St

724 Calla Ave

716 Calla Ave

595 7th St

803 9th St

631 7th St

Beach Colony Apartments

Mesa Family Villas

2111-2143 Avenida Del Mexico

Palm Terrace Apartments

1275-1289 Calla Ave

Shore View Rentals

Cypress Townhouses

583 12th St

582 12th St

The Post

Casa de Bahia Sur

740 Georgia St

Royal Apartments

Beachwind Court

584 11th St

Otay Villas

835-843 13th St

1091 Calla Ave

11th Street Townhomes

11th Street Townhomes

1245 Donax Ave

Imperial Beach Palms

Villas Del Mar

725 Boulevard Ave

Southgate Village Apartments

765-795 Florida St

656-674 11th St

Rancho Cornado Condos

957 Calla Ave

Emory St

645 Emory St

750 11th St

764-766 11th St

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There are currently 474 Studio Apartments in Chula Vista with rent ranges from $1,445 to $3,277 with an average price of $1,995.
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