
Apartments near Plaza & 50’s on Fourth in San Diego, CA (2,840 Rentals)


1261 Goshen St

3714 Herman Ave

3776 31st St

3030 Monroe Ave

3424 Grim Ave

3136-3154 30th St

3317-3331 30th St

825 W Beech St

3041-3043 Monroe Ave

3301-3315 30th St

Meade Manor

4618 30th St

4366-4378 Illinois St

4326 Illinois St

3394 Grim Ave

1280 Goshen St

4338 Illinois St

4764 Kansas St

3130-32 30th St

4640 30th St

4380-4390 Illinois St

4502-4512 Ohio St

3376 Grim Ave

4344 Illinois St

3358-3372 Grim Ave

5760 Riley St

Portico

4719-4723 Kansas St

4435-4439 Ohio St

3342 Grim Ave

3350-3356 Grim Ave

4558 Ohio St

3245 30th St

4354-4364 Illinois St

Redwood Terrace

3073-3089 Meade Ave

5765 Lauretta St

4411-4419 Ohio St

3225-3233 30th St

4522-4428 Ohio St

3435 Grim Ave

5722 Riley St

4674-4680 30th St

2933-2935 Adams Ave

2975 30th St

4410-4416 Illinois St

4418-4432 Illinois St

3201-3207 S 30th St

4633 30th St

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