
Apartments near 1727-1735 University Ave in San Diego, CA (3,658 Rentals)


4168 32nd St

4083-4089 Falcon St

4160 32nd St

Meade North Park

2932 30th St

3735 32nd St

3773 32nd St

4027 32nd St

2770 2nd Ave

4631-4635 Kansas St

4462-4468 Illinois St

4741-4745 Idaho St

4454-4460 Illinois St

4558 Ohio St

4041 32nd St

4637-4639 Kansas St

3769 32nd St

4409-4415 Illinois St

715-717 Torrance St

32nd Street Apartments

3711 32nd St

4360 Iowa St

4021 32nd St

3552 32nd St

4384 Iowa St

4726 Utah St

The Park West

3378 Herman Ave

4651 Kansas St

4204 Boundary St

4618 30th St

Roosevelt Court

4212 Boundary St

3372 Herman Ave

3747 32nd St

4492-4502 Illinois St

4753-4759 Idaho St

4417-4423 Illinois St

4653-4659 Kansas St

3360-3374 Reynard Way

4425-4431 Illinois St

2725-2735 1st Ave

4441-4447 Illinois St

3528 32nd St

3928 Bancroft St

3057 Walton Pl

1Mission

801-807 Torrance St

4321 Iowa St

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