
Apartments near 32nd & Commercial-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,215 Rentals)


725-727 42nd St

Little Broadway Apartments

1702 Una St

1930 W Island Ave. & 500

2002 Market St

2329 C St

1853-1863 National Ave

933-955 Beardsley St

1540 38th St

1704 Una St

1747-1749 Fern St

1757 Pentuckett Ave

2009 G St

2425 B St

1833 National Ave

2305 C St

1827 National Ave

1543-1549 S 38th St

831-835 21st St

2428-2432 B St

2459-2463 A St

1159 24th St

2118-2124 E St

3713-3719 Birch St

952-958 22nd St

865 21st St

2449-2451 A St

2433-2441 A St

2406 B St

1145 23rd St

4120-4126 C St

972 22nd St

Mini Community

1865-1869 Newton Ave

1830 -1836 Newton Ave

1902-1928 Market St

1617 S 38th St

814 San Pasqual St

1828-1834 31st St

1832 Newton Ave

1812 Fern St

Southcrest Apartments

1846 Island

3811 Gamma St

1028 22nd St

1818-1820 30th St

906 21st St

2105-2121 Broadway

South Park Cottages

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