
Apartments near Lion Plaza in San Diego, CA (2,562 Rentals)


Fairmount Cottages

3862 Van Dyke Ave

4483 Winona Ave

3619 43rd St

5310 Rex Ave

4455 50th St

4162 Van Dyke Ave

3778 Van Dyke Ave

3717 Van Dyke Ave

4148 Van Dyke Ave

4138 Van Dyke Ave

4373-4387 51st St

4354-4358 52nd St

4421-4425 Altadena Ave

4170 Van Dyke Ave

4470 50th St

4156 Van Dyke Ave

3654 43rd St

4067 42nd St

4478 50th St

4465 50th St

4316 43rd St

4446-4448 Altadena Ave

4079 42nd St

4218 Van Dyke Ave

42nd Street Apartments

4424-4440 Highland Ave

4178 Van Dyke Ave

3770 Van Dyke Ave

4461 50th St

3851 42nd St

4147 42nd St

4051-4059 42nd St

3843 42nd St

4125-4131 42nd St

4330 43rd St

4117-4123 42nd St

4133 42nd St

4634 E Thorn St

Bishop Square

4238 Van Dyke Ave

5312-5318 Wightman St

4262 Van Dyke Ave

3853-3863 42nd St

4475 50th St

4246 Van Dyke Ave

El Camino Apartments

4311 Dwight St

42nd Street Apartments

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