
Apartments near Rio Vista Shopping Center in San Diego, CA (2,672 Rentals)


4440 Illinois St

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4615 Bancroft St

4454-4460 Illinois St

4471-4477 Illinois St

4732 34th St

2084-2094 Burroughs St

4334-40 Utah St

Pacific Gardens

5074 35th St

4649 33rd St

1436-38 Van Buren Ave

4626 33rd St

4720 34th St

4222 Alabama St

4225 Florida St

4582 Bancroft St

Aztec Bowl

2206-2216 W Dunlop St

Georgian Apartments

2219-2229 Dunlop St

4557 32nd St

4767 34th St

4620-4624 33rd St

2137-2165 Burroughs St

4330 Utah St

Howard Manor

4645 33rd St

4333 Utah St

4318-4320 Maryland St

4658 Felton St

4411-4419 Ohio St

4216 Florida St

4784 Hawley Blvd

4449-4455 Illinois St

4438 Illinois St

4325-4327 Utah

4776 Hawley Blvd

4410-4416 Illinois St

4308 Utah St

4675 Felton St

4556 Bancroft St

4650 Felton St

4418-4432 Illinois St

4441-4447 Illinois St

4330-4340 Kansas St

2220 Dunlop St

4627 33rd St

4633-4635 33rd St

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