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


Loma Cresta

3651 Alabama St

3694 Alabama St

3684 Alabama St

2976 Kalmia St

1933-41 Fern St

4027 Albatross St

3042-3044 C St

Cairo Condominiums

Mission Commons

3029 Broadway

3050-3058 B St

3051 Hawthorn St

2136 Harrison Ave

9 Hensley St

The Ivy House

3038 Broadway

3046-3052 Hawthorn St

3033-3039 Broadway

3783-3789 Park Blvd

3770 Georgia St

1756 Essex St

3042-3048 Broadway

3059 Hawthorn St

3027-3029 Juniper St

3035 Ivy St

4033 Dove St

3026 Juniper St

1826-1830 Guy St

3054 Broadway

2127 Logan Ave

3775 Georgia St

3760 Florida St

3917 Normal St

3795 Georgia St

3038-3040 E Juniper St

3619-21 Louisiana St

3045-3049 Juniper St

Titus Apartments

2504-2520 30th St

4002 Ibis St

3624 Texas St

3044 Juniper St

3711 Alabama St

3759-3761 Florida St

1Mission

2133 National Ave

3820 Georgia St

3815 Georgia St

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