
Apartments near 25th & Commercial-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,394 Rentals)


Samantha Court

3050-3058 B St

3087-3091 B St

3125-3131 Boston Ave

Murchison's Apartments

3105-3107 B St

3357-3367 J St

1208 31st St

Celadon at 9th & Broadway

3326-3330 Logan Ave

3201 C St

3453-3457 L St

3453-3459 Ocean View Blvd

Marin Bldg

306 35th St

219-229 S 35th St

1229 10th Ave

21-33 S 35th St

Pacific Terrace

3505 L St

3010-3020 Beech St

Historic Beaumanor

Andia

3444-3446 Logan Ave

1505 Fern St

1017 33rd St

1525 30th St

33rd Street Apartments

322 S Pardee St

715-719 4th Ave

3460 Logan Ave

1627 29th St

Trolley Lofts

3076 Beech St

729-733 4th Ave

233-237 S Pardee St

1618-1622 30th St

Samuel Fox Building

1611 30th St

3020-3022 Cedar St

3566-3580 L St

Island Lofts

1605 Fern St

1625-1627 30th St

3492 National Ave

Southern Hotel

South Park Cottages

1643 30th St

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