
Apartments near The Boulevard Center in San Diego, CA (4,003 Rentals)


1950 Upas St

3625 Adams Ave

3830 37th St

4533 37th St

4417 Mcclintock St

4568 Maryland St

4455 Mcclintock St

4354 38th St

3236 Bancroft St

3119 30th St

4050 38th St

3710 MADISON Ave

1440 Robinson Ave

1430 Robinson Ave

Park Boulevard

Redwood Terrace

4465 Mcclintock St

3753 CHEROKEE Ave

1432 Robinson Ave

City Heights

3726 Madison Ave

4530-36 38th St

3871-75 37th St

3525 Park Blvd

3443-3447 Vancouver Ave

2975 30th St

4669 Cherokee Ave

4036 38th St

4378 38th St

3861 37th St

Ward Road Apartments

3754 37th St

3766-3770 37th St

3521 Park Blvd

4679 Cherokee Ave

3735-41 Madison Ave

1426 Robinson Ave

1410 Robinson Ave

3511 Park Blvd

3734 Madison Ave

The Lofts at Normal Heights

4145-4155 N 38th St

4652 E Mountain View Dr

4492 38th St

4069-4075 N 38th St

4135 38th St

1431-1453 Robinson Ave

3805-3809 37th St

3777-3781 37th St

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How much are Studio apartments in San Diego?
There are currently 5,596 Studio Apartments in San Diego with rent ranges from $850 to $4,358 with an average price of $2,356.
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