
Apartments near North Park Block in San Diego, CA (4,022 Rentals)


4738 33rd St

Eitol Towers

The Louis

4359-4361 38th St

4645-4649 35th St

3959 Normal St

Harvey Hillcrest

Crown Apartments

4675 Louisiana St

4537 Cherokee Ave

4755 32nd St

4583-4585 36th St

4534-4540 37th St

4751 33rd St

Farmers Market

2920 Kalmia St

3775 Herbert St

4450-4456 Georgia St

University Heights Apartments

4770 32nd St

4652 Wilson Ave

4638 MISSISSIPPI St

Myrtle Apartments

4573 Florida St

4668 Wilson Ave

3239 Collier Ave

Floridian

4377 39th St

3204 Collier Ave

Bridgeport

4119 Central Ave

2927 Kalmia St

4659 Alabama St

Georgia Palms Apartment Homes

4417 39th St

1632-1634 Upas St

2309-2325 30th St

4125 Central Ave

1616 Upas St

4211 Central Ave

Bridgeport Apartmetns

4128 41st St

3034--3036 Juniper St

Casa Carlotta

Washington Crossing

2954-2958 Juniper St

2924 Juniper St

4669 36th St

Trolley Park

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