
Apartments near 1727-1735 University Ave in San Diego, CA (3,655 Rentals)


4560 Alabama St

Idaho Apartments

1702-1708 Madison Ave

4605 Campus Ave

4163 Idaho St

4336 Oregon St

Hillcrest Palms

325 E Arbor Dr

3653 3rd Ave

3944 3rd Ave

3574-3580 4TH AVENUE **

3828 3rd Ave

3953 Utah St

3776 3rd Ave

Campus Avenue Apartments

2835 Polk Ave

3820 3rd Ave

3967 Utah St

540 Thorn St

4344 Oregon St

3802-3808 1/2 3rd Ave

3784-3786 1st Ave

3836 3rd Ave

4471 Texas St

4385 Hamilton St

4620 North Ave

3782 Granada Ave

4617-4621 Campus Ave

4376 Oregon St

2860 Lincoln Ave

3629 3rd Ave

Madison Square

518-520 Thorn St

4360 Oregon St

1418-1432 Madison Ave

4564 Mississippi St

4435 Arizona St

4478 Arizona St

Park Chateau Apartments

Cedar Crest II

3792-3794 Granada Ave

4035 Utah St

4605 Georgia St

4142-4150 Utah St

4158 Utah St

4215 Idaho St

3290 6th Ave

4138-4140 Utah St

4061-4067 Utah St

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