
Apartments near Coronado Plaza in San Diego, CA (501 Rentals)


1286 Calla Ave

316 Montgomery St

Two Contiguous Duplexes

1252-1266 Palm Ave

1191-1199 Grove Ave

745-753 Dorothy St

1165 Fern Ave

The Grove Apartments

325 Tremont St

615 Florence St

1260 Calla Ave

970 12th St

1201 Donax Ave Apartments

Bayside Trailer Park

550-552 13th St

650 Florence St

662 Florence St

Thunderbird Mobile Home Park

230 Zenith St

Grove Apartments

826 12th St

1171-1173 Elm Ave

1231-1245 Calla Ave

1187 Donax Ave

665 12th St

1242-1252 Calla Ave

1147-1149 Grove Ave

586 Florence St

647 12th St

1120 Holly Ave

843-851 Florida St

257 Tremont St

825-35 Florida St

805 Florida St

564 Florence St

1120 Elder Ave

739-747 Florida Street

581 12th St

1122 11th St

1044-1052 Fern Ave

636-638 12th St

311-313 Averil Rd

5-10 Mobile Home Park

1150 11th St

636 12th St

590 12th St

1036-1042 Fern Ave

572 12th St

1170 Calla Ave

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