
Apartments near Cartagena Square in San Diego, CA (3,500 Rentals)


4626 33rd St

4070 Illinois St

4615 Bancroft St

4054 Illinois St

3360-3364 32nd St

4620-4624 33rd St

4026-4034 Illinois St

4342 Iowa St

4655 33rd St

3236 Bancroft St

4541-4547 Altadena Ave

4126 Illinois St

3727 Grim Ave

3745 Grim Ave

4594 Bancroft St

5025 Trojan Ave

3759 Grim Ave

4360 Iowa St

4138-4144 Illinois St

2468 Fairmount Ave

3749 Grim Ave

3520 Herman Ave

4557 32nd St

3512 Herman Ave

3767 Grim Ave

5260-5262 Rex Ave

4520-4528 51st St

Landis Street Apartments

4459-4463 51st St

3737 Grim Ave

4582 Bancroft St

4453 51st

3687 Grim Ave

4776 Hawley Blvd

4471 51st St

4540 51st St

4675 33rd St

4633 Bancroft St

4707-4719 Felton St

4629 Bancroft St

4652 33rd St

3354 32nd St

4571 Altadena Ave

4329 Illinois St

3618 31st St

3332-3338 32nd St

4366-4372 Iowa St

4732 34th St

4561-4565 Altadena Ave

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