
Apartments near Cartagena Square in San Diego, CA (3,504 Rentals)


4442 Winona Ave

4354 50th St

Highland Canyon

4510 34th St

4446-4448 Winona Ave

4468 Winona Ave

3659 Bancroft St

4041 32nd St

4374 50th St

4534 34th St

2628 44th St

4027 32nd St

4586 Hawley Blvd

4021 32nd St

2745 44th St

4224-4234 Altadena Ave

4258 Altadena Ave

2637 44th St

3957-3961 32nd St

3935 32nd St

4736-4740 36th St

3135-3137 Boundary St

2702-2704 Highland Ave

4051-53 32nd St

4433-4437 Winona Ave

32nd Street Apartments

2636 Highland Ave

4327 50th St

4276 Altadena Ave

3781 32nd St

3747 32nd St

4423-4431 Winona Ave

4014-4024 51st St

4546-4554 34th St

3773 32nd St

3769 32nd St

4266 Altadena Ave

4349-4355 50th St

4325 Bancroft St

2607-2631 44th St

3749-3755 32nd St

3735 32nd St

4441 Winona Ave

4445-4447 Winona Ave

4173-4175 Altadena Ave

4345 50th St

2633 Highland Ave

4013-4015 Oakcrest Dr

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