
Apartments near 5th Avenue-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,780 Rentals)


1810 Cypress Ave

Shirley Terrace

3145 Webster Ave

Cypress Gardens

3704 Park Blvd

Park Place Garden

Florida Street Apartments

Cypress Terrace

30th Street Apartments

3680 Alabama St

Arbor Terrace

2905-2907 30th St

3080 Martin Ave

3030 30th St

The Mission Apartments

Miramar (MCAS)

3684-3686 Arizona St

3645-3651 Arizona St

3217 30th St

1769 San Diego Ave

Tuscany Villas

3674 Villa Ter

3655 Villa Ter

North Parker

3381-3387 Grim Ave

3337 Herman Ave

3345 Herman Ave

3704-3708 30th St

3657 Ray St

Bayside at Coronado

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The Victorian

Elan Bella Mer Coronado

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280 C Ave, Unit Coronado Granny Flat, Unit Coronado Granny Flat

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1322 2nd St

745-751 D Ave

1220-1222 1st St

1116-1132 1st St

Regatta Bay

131 Orange Ave

157-163 D Ave

1009 2nd St

200 C Ave

209-217 C Ave

The Orange Villas

270 B Ave

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