
Apartments near California Western School of Law in San Diego, CA (2,174 Rentals)


3793 Centre St

1913-1927 Georgia Ct

2816 L St

1645 Fern St

1505 Fern St

2949-2957 Kalmia St

2116 Fern St

1605 Fern St

3407-3469 Pringle St

1747-1749 Fern St

1429-1433 University

2985-2987 E St

1833 Fern

3962 Goldfinch St

3814 Centre St

1009 30th St

The Peppertree Apartments

3973 8th Ave

2944-2948 Kalmia St

3014 C St

Egyptian Court

3835 Herbert St

3808 Centre St

1865 Robinson Ave

1910-1918 Georgia Ct

3017 C St

2952 Kalmia St

K St Apartments

2111--2115 Ocean View Blvd

1704 Grove St

2960-2962 Kalmia St

3025-3039 B St

1919 Fern St

3005 Broadway

3960 Hawk St

3965-3977 Hawk St

4027 1st Ave

4030 3rd Ave

3030 C St

2973-2983 Kalmia St

Kalmia Apartments

1830-1860 Robinson Ave

Horizon House

1930 Georgia St

3036 C St

630 W Washington St

1812 Linwood St

Mission Hillside Condominiums

3063-3065 Grape St

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