
Apartments near One Retail & Two Office Bldgs in San Diego, CA (3,868 Rentals)


The Spot

3808-3818 Pershing Ave

3904-3920 Hamilton St

4045 Mississippi St

3949-3955 Texas St

4117-4123 Alabama St

Tahiti Palms

4094 Mississippi St

Royal Palace Palms

4259-4263 35th St

The Sister Lodge

4418 Wilson Ave

4620 Wilson Ave

4537 Georgia St

4734 35th St

Pershing Apartments

4726 35th St

4170 Alabama St

4225 Florida St

4275 35TH St

4178 Alabama St

Louisiana Street Apartments

Alabama Homes

North Park Apartments

3981 Louisiana St

Stuart Manor

4611 Georgia St

3945 Texas St

4640 Wilson Ave

4822 Mansfield St

De Vorak Villa

4158-4164 Alabama St

4758 35th St

4247-4253 35th St

3325 Lincoln Ave

3928-3938 Arizona St

4152 Alabama St

4080 Mississippi St

4377 Wilson Ave

4035 Mississippi St

3937 Texas St

4145 Swift Ave

3939 33rd St

4144 Alabama St

4136 Alabama St

4062-4064 Mississippi St

4760 35th St

Villa Capri Apartments

4021 Mississippi St

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There are currently 5,614 Studio Apartments in San Diego with rent ranges from $850 to $5,500 with an average price of $2,361.
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