
Apartments near Plaza Kingston in San Diego, CA (3,344 Rentals)


4420 Texas St

4434-4438 Texas St

2745 44th St

3424 Grim Ave

2706-2708 Highland Ave

2702-2704 Highland Ave

4018 Hamilton St

4034 Hamilton St

3338 Herman Ave

2642-2648 44th St

4422 Texas St

4075 Arizona St

3309 Herman Ave

2637 44th St

2628 44th St

2636 Highland Ave

3965 Hamilton St

4093 Arizona St

3372 31st St

3374 31st St

3918 Oregon St

3808-3818 Pershing Ave

4380 TEXAS St

3804 Pershing Ave

2719-2729 46th St

Alamo Apartments

5816 Montezuma Rd

3759-3767 Pershing Ave

3767 Pershing Ave

3943 Hamilton St

2633 Highland Ave

4162 Arizona St

4334 Texas St

3233 Herman Ave

4118-4124 1/2 Arizona St

3394 Grim Ave

3365 Grim Ave

4346 Texas St

3990 Hamilton St

3375 Grim Ave

Texas Manor

4330 Texas St

3784 Pershing Ave

3911 Hamilton St

4167 Texas St

3917-3931 Hamilton St

4155 Texas St

2796 47th St

3770-3776 Pershing Ave

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