
Apartments near Fairmont University in San Diego, CA (3,177 Rentals)


3458 Monroe Ave

5410-5420 Lea St

4533-4535 Contour Blvd

4652 Wilson Ave

4625 35th St

Villa Verde

4007-4015 33rd St

4645-4649 35th St

4668 Wilson Ave

Park Place Apartments

Bridgeport Apartments

Wesley Terrace Apartments

4573-4581 Hawley Blvd

4567 Hawley Blvd

4583 Hawley Blvd

5450 University Ave

Marcellena Villas

4321 33rd St

Hollywood Park Apartments

4721-4729 Wilson Ave

3121-3149 Boundary St

Bridgeport Apartments

The Amberjack

Bancroft Apartment Homes

5502-5506 University Ave

4528 34th St

4783 Wilson Ave

4569-4575 34th St

Felton

Redwood Villa

3974-3984 Bancroft St

4540 54th St

4650-4654 Hawley Blvd

Hollywood Palms

4205-4215 Juniper St

Santa Rosa Villas Apartments

Felton

4761 Mansfield St

3351-3359 Madison Ave

3359 Madison Ave

Juniper Gardens

4541 33rd St

32nd Street Apartments

4656 34th St

4664 N 34th St

Iowa Street Senior Housing

3983 Iowa St

Lincoln Apartments

4065 Iowa St

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