
Apartments near Time Square in San Diego, CA (1,750 Rentals)


4368 Swift Ave

4544 Bancroft St

4236 Estrella Ave

4334-4340 51st St

4557 32nd St

4246 Estrella Ave

4316 Altadena Ave

4229 48th St

3060 Suncrest Dr

3050 Suncrest Dr

Casa De Karla

4327 35th St

4350-4356 35th St

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Villa Terrace Apartments

4244 49th St

4201 Euclid Ave

4261 49th St

4268 Winona Ave

4328 51st St

4258 37th St

4479-4485 54th St

4250-54 37th St

4211 N 48th St

4346 52nd St

3064-3070 Adams Ave

4337 Swift Ave

4224 Estrella Ave

4253 49th St

4334 35th St

4242-4248 37th St

4353 Dawson Ave

4260 Winona Ave

4324 51st St

4225 Estrella Ave

4261-4267 Winona Ave

4352-4358 Swift Ave

4277 50th St

4243 49th St

4331-4335 Swift Ave

4242 Winona Ave

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4375 Felton St

Casa Del Sol

4226 49th St

4327 Swift Ave

4507-4513 32nd St

4256 Cherokee Ave

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