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


2973-2983 Kalmia St

2039 S 40th St

Metrome

2949-2957 Kalmia St

3934-3936 Marine View Ave

413-421 S Highland Ave

4385-4389 Beta St

Park 12 Podium

1343 C St

Park Terrace

Kalmia Apartments

2960-2962 Kalmia St

1131-1135 G St

2976 Kalmia St

2952 Kalmia St

4626-4646 Hartley St

2944-2948 Kalmia St

Fahrenheit Lofts

650 11th Ave

Mountain View

Delta Street Apartments

Alder Apartments

211 S 47th St

2504-2520 30th St

El Rey Plaza

445 47th St

Angove Lofts

443-445 47th St

East Village

Hamilton Apartments

Casa Consada

1011-1023 F St

Tenth Avenue

Skyvue Lofts At Smart Corner

730-732 S 47th St

4240 Nordica St

1016-1096 F St

Home Quest

Cereza Apartments

824 S 47th St

4751-4759 Castana St

401-423 Aurora St

1020 E St

4763-4777 Cereza St

2041 S 42nd St

117-119 Roosevelt Ave

2432 Vancouver Ave

Moto Villas

4450 Delta St

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