
Apartments near North Park Block in San Diego, CA (4,025 Rentals)


3759 Grim Ave

3962 Illinois St

3750 Grim Ave

3776 31st St

Stephanie Apartments

3926-3944 Iowa St

3963 Illinois St

3749 Grim Ave

3984-3986 Illinois St

3986 Illinois Ave

3745 Grim Ave

3740 Grim Ave

3737 Grim Ave

3728 Grim Ave

3979 Illinois St

Las Palmas Condos

3738 N 31st St

3727 Grim Ave

3751 31st St

3966-3968 Iowa St

3720 Grim Ave

3976-3988 Iowa St

3076 Lincoln Ave

3745 31st St

3710 Grim Ave

Amani San Diego

3751-3753 29th St

3714 Herman Ave

Casa De Lee

3750-3752 Herman Ave

3711 Grim Ave

3785 Herman Ave

3151 N Park Way

3971-3981 Kansas St

4016 Ohio St

3744 Herman Ave

3080 Landis St

3938 Kansas St

3965 Iowa St

3761 Herman Ave

4009 Illinois St

3711 31st St

4026-4034 Illinois St

4017-4023 Illinois St

3926-3932 Kansas St

3960 Kansas St

3750-3760 29th St

3041 Landis St

4026-4028 Ohio St

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