
Apartments near University of San Diego in San Diego, CA (678 Rentals)


5646 Riley St

1111 Eureka St

5633-5655 Riley St

1236 Benicia St

5518 Lauretta St

Valley Terrace

5630-5638 Gaines St

5777 Gaines St

1101 Colusa St

The Carl

5474 Lauretta St

5445 Mildred St

5520 Riley St

Rio Vista

Riley Street Apartments

Lauretta Apartments

5446 Lauretta St

Woodspring

5440 Lauretta St

1212 Azusa St

5451 Lauretta St

Lauretta Street Apartments

5430 Lauretta St

Presidio Place

5750 Colusa St

The Courtyards

Riverwalk San Diego

The Bluffs

1303 Morena Blvd

6521-6545 Tait St

4933 Naples St

4903 Naples St

1525 Northrim Ct

1204 Vega St

6557 Tait St

6504-6512 Kelly St

6561-6575 Tait St

6572-6582 Tait St

6515 Kelly St

The Franciscan

6531-6561 Kelly St

1826-1830 Drescher St

6622-6632 Tait St

6604 Kelly St

6646-6656 Tait St

Kelly Street Apartments

Coastal Trailer Villa

6704-6714 Tait St

6753-6759 N Elman St

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