
Apartments near 1727-1735 University Ave in San Diego, CA (3,659 Rentals)


4586 35th St

4055 36th St

4668 Hawley Blvd

1919 Fern St

1561-1575 9th Ave

402 Date St

4073 36th St

4560-4566 35th St

South Park Cottages

4720 34th St

4578 35th St

1830-1832 30th St

740 Cedar St

1602-1620 8th Ave

3129-3131 Hawthorn St

123 Fir St

1701-5 Winder Street

Columbia and Hawthorn

1818-1820 30th St

Felton Street Apartments

4732 34th St

4125 36th St

4377 Wilson Ave

1755-1759 2nd Ave

4021-4027 36th St

4670-4678 Hawley Blvd

4065 36Th St

Villa Andora

4079 36th St

4515 35th Street

3655-3687 Keating St

1940-1948 31st St

3828 Cherokee Ave

3093-3095 Grape St

3860 Cherokee Ave

3814 Cherokee Ave

4149-4163 36th St

3754 Cherokee Ave

Kapela

4740 34th St

4227 36th St

4145 36th St

4235 36th St

Soleil Court Condos

Alexan Little Italy

4418 Wilson Ave

3874 Cherokee Ave

4026-4032 Cherokee Ave

4259 36th St

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