
Apartments near 30NP in San Diego, CA (4,211 Rentals)


1281-1287 Robinson Ave

4644 MISSISSIPPI St

4577-4583 Florida St

3066-3068 Ivy St

4708-4716 Kenmore Ter

4745 W Mountain View Dr

4355 McClintock St

4532 36th St

4574 -76 Florida St

4257-4265 Cleveland Ave

Robinson Terrace

4304 Campus Ave

4133 Maryland St

4145 Maryland St

3326 40th St

4847 Kansas St

2436 Adams Ave

4421-4427 North Ave

4522 Georgia St

4349 McClintock St

4511 36th St

1278 Robinson Ave

4134 40th St

3514-3520 Madison Ave

Tahiti Palms

4436 37th St

4629 Alabama St

4534 Georgia St

4433-4439 North Ave

4734-4738 32nd St

1264-1268 Robinson Ave

4718 Kenmore Ter

2144 30th St

4527-4535 36th St

4647 Alabama St

4519-4523 36th St

4660 Mississippi St

4668 Hawley Blvd

Bridge View Place

3545 40th St

1265 Essex St

4475 Cherokee Ave

The Ivy House

1274-1278 Essex St

4672 Mississippi St

Robindale

La Palma

4178 40th St

4226 Cleveland Ave

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