
Apartments near City College-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,820 Rentals)


2430 3rd Ave

345 Laurel St

2231-2233 Brant St

2625-31 K St

Hangar 5

The Farm House

2247 Brant St

2717 G St

2742-2750 Treat St

Kapela

730-736 W Hawthorn St

128 Kalmia St

2752-2756 C St

2742 A St

151 W Kalmia St

1827 National Ave

Hawthorn Place

Park Hill Townhomes

2234-2244 Brant St

345 Juniper St

2725 G St

Banker's Hill Apartments

2030-2064 Kettner Blvd

2252-2258 Brant St

1833 National Ave

1809 Newton Ave

2774-2780 Broadway

2239-2245 Curlew St

2451 1st Ave

2685 J St

1832 Newton Ave

1853-1863 National Ave

1830 -1836 Newton Ave

Villa Clarissa

Stonemark at Golden Hill

La Prima

Golden Hill Apartments

South Park Villa

1946-1952 Harrison Ave

2760-2762 Market St

2997 Broadway

2601 Imperial Ave

2306 Brant St

2138-2144 India St

Bay View

West Park

932-940 28th St

430 Langley St

2785-2787 Treat St

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