
Apartments near Coronado Plaza in San Diego, CA (500 Rentals)


1151 Calla Ave

1010 11th St

777 Ada St

779-789 Ada St

475-477 Blackshaw Ln

586 Florida St

565 Florida St

354-356 S Vista Ave

522-532 12th St

1014-1024 Fern Ave

1075 Donax Ave

776 11th St

350 S Vista Ave

1010-1012 Fern Ave

1140 Calla Ave

1123-1129 Calla Ave

Bahia Vista II

517-531 Florida St

774 Ada St

1022 Donax Ave

589 11th St

560 Florida St

619 11th St

805 10TH St

1123 Cypress Ave

1102 Ivy Ln

3655-3695 Sunset Ln

Ivy Lane Manor Apartments

440-446 Blackshaw Ln

414-422 Blackshaw Ln

3734-3738 Sunset Ln

636 11th Street

1113 Cypress Ave

955-959 Imperial Beach Blvd

Bayview Manor

1056 Calla Ave

1041 Calla Ave

Sandpiper III

639 10 Street

3737 Sunset Ln

Fourplex & Sfr

637 10th St

Palms Mobile Estate

3731 Sunset Ln

562-564 11th St

1020 Calla Ave

Calla Avenue

552 11th St

1194-1196 Trenton Ave

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