
Apartments near San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, CA (964 Rentals)


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St. Jean Apartments

Hillcrest Palms

3032-3038 Hugo St

4314 Temecula St

3111 Ingelow St

Famosa Terrace

West View

1637 State St

2050-2060 2nd Ave

2143 2nd Ave

123 Fir St

Portico

3029 Hugo St

4321 Temecula St

3039 Hugo St

2109 2nd Ave

101-119 Fir St

2245-2255 3rd Ave

303 Juniper St

2059-2065 2nd Ave

Cedar Crest II

The 2nd Ave Cottages

4339 Rialto St

1467 Locust St

Sapphire Tower

1632 Union St

101 Dickinson St

Villa Salazar

4109 3rd Ave

4345 Rialto St

3044 Garrison St

4355 Rialto St

4375 W Point Loma Blvd

Seville Apartments

4378 Rialto St

Hugo Bay Townhomes

240 W Cedar St

1662 Front St

Historic Little Italy Bungalows

1965 2nd Ave

4357 Rialto St

3033-3037 Garrison St

3025-3027 Garrison St

311 Hawthorn St

1357-1363 Rosecrans St

1915-1923 2nd Ave

The Bungalows

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