
Apartments near Mi Familia Shopping Center in San Diego, CA (191 Rentals)


8440 Avenida Angulia

1071 Osage Dr

8848 Harness St

1463 Sweetwater Ln

1950 Washington St

8521 Grv Hl Ct

2041 Sweetwater Rd

9423 Eucalyptus St

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1319 Grand Ave

Sweetwater Hills

1005 Gillespie Dr

1103 Helix St

1135 Helix St 62+

1574-1576 Skyline Dr

1106 Jamacha Ln

Parque Gillespie

1218-1246 Helix St

1145 Helix St

1101-1107 Jamacha Ln

Jamacha Apartments

418 Grand Ave

422 Grand Ave

437 Grand Ave

San Diego Street Apartments

Park Side Court

1820-1830 Skyline Dr

5939 San Miguel Rd

1795 El Dora St

734-738 Grand Ave

663 Grand Ave

1218 Presioca St

760 Grand Ave

1228 PRESIOCA St

1250 Presioca St

9058 Harness St

814 Grand Ave

1815 Sweetwater Rd

735 Grand Ave

9094 Harness St

9082 Harness St

9253 Birch St

832 Grand Ave

757 Grand Ave

836 Grand Ave

840 Grand Ave

844 Grand Ave

9229-9237 Birch St

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