
Apartments near Rolando Shopping Center in San Diego, CA (1,093 Rentals)


Tierra Del Rey

Heatherwood Apartmements

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La Cuesta

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4869 Benton Way, Unit New Private Apartment

1945 Skyline Drive, Unit 1945 SKYLINE

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7578 Ohio Pl, Unit SI ID1516333P

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7221 Vassar Ave, Unit SI ID1388508P

7025 Waite Dr, Unit 10A

7111 Waite Dr

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4349 Oxford St, Unit SI ID1496400P

Hilltop Townhomes

4582-4584 Maple Ave

8176 Lemon Grove Way

Strawberry Hills

5617 Lake Murray Blvd

4214-4218 Harbinson Ave

6945-6955 Hoffman Ave

6935 Hoffman Ave

4248 Harbinson Ave

6830 Tower St

6830-6842 Tower St

3706 King St

3651-3655 69th St

3603 King St

3718 Jill Ln

La Mesa Townhouse

Timberline Apartments

Helix Terrace

7125 Waite Dr

Waite Terrace Apartments

la Mesa Villa

4779 71st St

7376 University Ave

3680-3690 Vista Ave

7105 Amherst St

7601 Westview Pl

4875-77 Normandie Pl

7118 Westview Pl

3594 Vista Ave

Casa Lane Townhomes

The Harris Street Apartments

7105 Westview Pl

7115 Westview Pl

7138 Westview Pl

7142 Westview Pl

7201 Amherst St

7131 Westview Pl

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