
Apartments near The Boulevard Center in San Diego, CA (3,998 Rentals)


Uptown District Condos

Park Royal

4035 38th St

North Park Bungalows

4338 39th St

4326 39th St

1412 Pennsylvania Ave

3751 37th St

4140 N 39th St

4154 39th St

3740-3750 Wightman St

4146 39th St

5020 Hawley Blvd

4066-4072 39th St

3227 Richmond St

4356 39th St

4342-4344 39th St

1280 Robinson Ave

4414 39th St

3017 30th St

3012 30th St

3731 37th St

1726-1738 Upas St

4581 38th St

3883 38th St

3867 38th St

Roosevelt Court

1265 Essex St

Mountain View Court

1278 Robinson Ave

4422 39th St

East Mountain View Haven

4742 E Mountain View Dr

3436-3440 Park Blvd

4030 39th St

4044-4048 39th St

1264-1268 Robinson Ave

3722 Adams Ave

3835 38th St

2944-2946 30th St

1281-1287 Robinson Ave

1066-1076 Lincoln Ave

3401-3407 Park Blvd

3821 38th St

1236-1238 Essex St

4476 39th St

1624-1630 Myrtle Ave

4468-4472 39th St

1234 Essex St

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There are currently 5,590 Studio Apartments in San Diego with rent ranges from $875 to $16,250 with an average price of $2,384.
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