
Apartments near 32nd & Commercial-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,217 Rentals)


4152 Newton Ave

1744 National Ave

South Park Cottages

2105-2121 Broadway

4231-4241 Logan Ave

1701-1705 Logan Ave

2026-2028 E St

2418-2424 A St

1833 Fern

1722-24 National Ave

1900 31st St

1027-1031 21st St

1830-1832 30th St

Bridgeview Lofts

905 20th St

1155 22nd St

943-947 20th St

1809 Newton Ave

1912 33rd St

1055 21st Street

2973 Fir St

1440-1516 S 40th St

1309-1313 24th St

1238-1244 23rd St

2012-2020 Broadway

1150-1156 22nd St

1310-1340 24th St

1931 E St

3235 Grape St

1919 Fern St

2006 E Broadway

1901 E St

1260-66 23rd Street

2041 C St

Cityscape

2129 B St

1933-41 Fern St

2140-2148 B St

1715 Market St

1940-1948 31st St

2121 B St

1230-1236 22nd St

3093-3095 Grape St

1929-1929 1/2 30th St

549-567 17th St

393 Gavin st

1505-1525 S 40th St

3657-3663 Dalbergia St

1030-1036 20th St

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