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


4449-4455 Illinois St

4441-4447 Illinois St

4616 Bancroft St

4608 Bancroft St

4653 Bancroft St

4344 Ohio St

3994-3996 Louisiana St

4010 Texas St

Texas Villa Apartments

3985 MISSISSIPPI St

Woodspring

4141-4147 Ingalls St

3205-3211 Madison Ave

Palm Terrace

4824-4844 34th St

North Park Nest

4365 Ohio St

4629 Bancroft St

4017-4023 Texas St

4036 Arizona St

Meade Manor

3073-3089 Meade Ave

4425-4431 Illinois St

4163 Idaho St

4450 Boundary St

Meade North Park

Idaho Apartments

4185 Utah St

4557 32nd St

University Heights

4417-4423 Illinois St

4409-4415 Illinois St

4652 33rd St

4366-4378 Illinois St

4594 Bancroft St

4380-4390 Illinois St

4013 Texas St

Arizona Villa Apartments

4058-74 Hamilton St

4147 Idaho St

1210 W Lewis St

Presidio Place

3982-3988 Louisiana St

Mission Commons

4675 33rd St

Felton Street Apartments

4582 Bancroft St

4633 Bancroft St

4152 Utah St

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