
Apartments near Rancho Serra Mesa in San Diego, CA (285 Rentals)


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The Missions at Rio Vista

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eaves Mission Ridge

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ReNew Serra Mesa

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9149 Village Glen Dr, Unit Village Glen

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3053 Greyling Dr

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3244 Marathon Drive

3591 Ruffin Rd, Unit 225

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3505 Angelucci St, Unit 2H

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3238 Ashford St, Unit Ashford

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7123 Arillo St

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1966 Harton Rd

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7837 Modern Oasis Dr, Unit Modern Oasis

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2224 W Dunlop St

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6354 Rancho Mission Rd, Unit 1 bedroom, 1 bath Condo in Mission Valley

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