
Apartments near Plaza & 50’s on Fourth in San Diego, CA (2,841 Rentals)


4675 Utah St

4350-4364 Ohio St

4726 Utah St

419 W Beech St

Village Walk

4344 Ohio St

1121 Eureka St

Fresno Street Townhomes

4585 Kansas St

5750 Colusa St

4121 Ohio St

4173-4179 1/2 Ohio St

4648 Kansas St

3710 Grim Ave

4545-4547 Kansas St

4117 Ohio St

4181-4187 Ohio St

4157 Ohio St

Stephanie Apartments

3076 Lincoln Ave

4421-4433 30th St

4530 30th St

1134-1148 Fresno St

4510-4516 30th St

3986 Illinois Ave

1468 1st Ave

3630 Grim Ave

3984-3986 Illinois St

3358 30th St

4656 Kansas St

640 W Beech St

3515 Ray St

1127 Eureka St

4382-4388 Ohio St

4368 Ohio St

4080 Illinois St

4054 Illinois St

5946 Lauretta St

4070 Illinois St

4042-4050 Illinois St

3767 Grim Ave

1445 Front St

4026-4034 Illinois St

3759 Grim Ave

4086 Illinois St

3749 Grim Ave

3952 Illinois St

Kettner Crossing Phase 2

4558-4564 30th St

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