
Apartments near Rio Vista Shopping Center in San Diego, CA (2,682 Rentals)


4418 Wilson Ave

4222 Felton St

4050-4052 32nd St

4548 Cherokee Ave

6531-6561 Kelly St

3820 Arnold Ave

3926-3932 Kansas St

2326 Wightman

4041 Iowa St

4258 N 34th St

3806 Mississippi St

4009 Illinois St

4554-4556 Cherokee Ave

4334 35th St

Villa Sao Miguel

Coral Ridge

4373 35th St

4542 Cherokee Ave

4327 Swift Ave

Palisade Gardens

1429-1433 University

Arnold Ave Apartments

4044 32nd St

3815 Georgia St

3814 Arnold Ave

4265-4267 34th St

8662 Hurlbut St

8602 Hurlbut St

4010 Iowa St

3810-3812 Adams Ave

6572-6582 Tait St

8562-8568 Hurlbut St

4468 36th St

8702 Hurlbut St

Loma Cresta

4165 33rd St

1756 Essex St

4033 Iowa St

4530 Cherokee Ave

6604 Kelly St

4511 36th St

4171 33rd St

8614-8620 Hurlbut St

4036 32nd St

4460 36th St

6557 Tait St

3333 Ruffin Rd

6515 Kelly St

4051-53 32nd St

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