
Apartments near Barrio Logan-Blue Line in San Diego, CA (1,145 Rentals)


2014-2020 C St

Samantha Court

Celadon at 9th & Broadway

3141-3153 Imperial Ave

1944-1948 C St

2785-2787 Treat St

2742-2750 Treat St

1343 C St

2542-2550 Broadway

3054-56 J St

729-733 4th Ave

1034-1038 25th St

2572-2576 Broadway

2649-2655 Broadway

1138-42 20th St

2578 Broadway

Skyvue Lofts At Smart Corner

3272 Logan Ave

3137 L St

2523-2531 C St

2556-2564 Broadway

2424-2430 C St

3154 Imperial Ave

Villa Eleni

3095 J St

27th Street Townhomes

1145 23rd St

3254-3256 Greely Ave

The Union

The Union

2608 Broadway

1150-1156 22nd St

Mini Community

Vantaggio Broadway

3243-3245 Clay Ave

2129 B St

Bethel One

Historic Beaumanor

2121 B St

1155 22nd St

3265-3295 Ocean View Blvd

2541 C St

2628 Broadway

2557 C St

Gaslight Manor

3270-3276 Greely Ave

Broadway Apartments

240 S Bancroft St

1159 24th St

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