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


1119 34th St

3370 B St

1439 9th Ave

7th & A

1722-1728 Fern St

CityMark

1704 Grove St

1515 9th Ave

3423-3429 Acacia St

1818-1820 30th St

1747-1749 Fern St

Horizons

325 Olivewood Ter

El Cortez

Soleil Court Condos

1830-1832 30th St

1561-1575 9th Ave

777 Beech St

1812 Fern St

2973 Fir St

3607 Logan Ave

The Park At 10th Avenue

935-949 E Date St

1833 Fern

Mayfair Apartments

Beech Tower

1828-1834 31st St

Milbrae Apartments

3712-3714 Hemlock St

3643-45 Logan Avenue

3173 Elm St

1602-1620 8th Ave

1939 30th St

Beech Street Knoll Apartments

1929-1929 1/2 30th St

740 Cedar St

3725 Ocean View Blvd

3709-3715 T St

Park View Condos

1919 Fern St

400-420 Ash St

1900 31st St

1933-41 Fern St

3750-3760 Ocean View Blvd

1042 Goodyear St

2002-2010 30th St

3768-3770 Ocean View Blvd

3741-3749 T St

3776 Ocean View Blvd

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