
Apartments near Turquoise Shopping Center in San Diego, CA (1,073 Rentals)


950 Opal St

964 Opal St

925-931 Opal St

1024-1030 Sapphire St

935-939 Opal St

1044 Sapphire St

San Marcos Apartments

1018-1024 Agate St

1035-1039 Sapphire St

1036 Sapphire St

941-947 Opal St

936 Loring St

5004 Mission Blvd

1048-1060 Sapphire St

1043 Sapphire St

1053 Sapphire St

1052 Turquoise St

1057-1063 Turquoise St

1051-1055 Turquoise St

5051 Cass St

1036 Tourmaline St

1059 Sapphire St

962 Loring St

1070 Sapphire St

1044 Agate St

1066 Turquoise St

1020 Opal St

1028-1030 Opal St

1065 Sapphire St

1062 Tourmaline St

801-807 Loring St

1073-1075 Agate St

928-930 Wilbur Ave

954-962 Wilbur Ave

1033-1039 Loring St

1019 Loring St

1023-1031 Loring St

4952-4970 Cass St

1041-1047 Loring St

1049-1055 Loring St

1067-1073 Loring St

1057-1063 Loring St

Pacific Tower

950-952 Beryl St

942-944 Beryl St

1066 Wilbur Ave

1027-1033 Wilbur Ave

949 Beryl St

1040-1048 Beryl St

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