
Apartments near Rio Vista Shopping Center in San Diego, CA (2,679 Rentals)


109 University Ave

4356 39th St

3853 1st Ave

4125 36th St

3848 3rd Ave

4342-4344 39th St

4136 Cherokee Ave

4389 N 39th St

3844 Swift Ave

4177 Cherokee Ave

4142-4144 Cherokee Ave

3951 Albatross Street

3815 3rd Ave

4167 CHEROKEE AVENUE

3836 Swift Ave

4326 39th St

4078 36th St

4053 Wilson Ave

3836 3rd Ave

3869 Swift Ave

The Lofts at Normal Heights

3828 3rd Ave

4338 39th St

720 W Lewis St

3852-3856 1st Ave

3831 1st Ave

3820 3rd Ave

4033 Dove St

3820 Swift Ave

La Camille Apartments

4335 39th St

Asana at North Park

4170 37th St

4058-4064 36th St

4050 36th St

4025-4031 Wilson Ave

3805-3817 Wabash Ave

4033 Wilson Ave

3838 1st Ave

4079 36th St

4073 36th St

3808 Swift Ave

4354 40th St

4137 Cherokee Ave

3851-3857 Front St

4083-4089 Falcon St

4017 Wilson Ave

4461-4467 Central Ave

4065 36Th St

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