
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, San Diego in San Diego, CA (1,858 Rentals)


4653 32nd St

4654 Bancroft St

4440 Illinois St

4146 Oregon St

4055 Falcon Pl

Louisiana Street Apartments

4080 Arizona St

4030 Louisiana St

Texas Street

4656 Bancroft St

4763 33rd St

4454-4460 Illinois St

4369-4374 30th St

4382-4388 Ohio St

4411-4419 Ohio St

3185 Madison Ave

4109-4111 Hamilton St

Mississippi Multifamily

4038 Texas St

4044 Texas St

5765 Lauretta St

4093 Arizona St

4121-4125 Hamilton St

Bancroft St. Apartments

4471-4477 Illinois St

4418-4432 Illinois St

4438 Illinois St

4605-4611 32nd St

4064 1/2 Arizona St

4075 Arizona St

Park Chateau Apartments

4223-4229 Utah St

5752-5766 Lauretta St

5760 Riley St

4049 Texas St

4621 32nd St

9140 Gramercy Dr

4368 Ohio St

4675 Bancroft St

630 W Washington St

4028 Texas St

The Courtyards

5777 Gaines St

4033 Texas St

4050-4058 Arizona St

4020 Texas St

The Summit on Utah

4410-4416 Illinois St

4084 Hamilton St

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