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


1240-1246 28th St

2641-2645 L St

1946-1952 Julian Ave

438-440 Langley St

2787 G St

2754 Island Ave

2452 Front St

2508 1st Ave

2410 Albatross St

1025-1031 28th St

1865-1869 Newton Ave

1956-1960 1/2 Julian Ave

2775-2777 Market St

Cottage Grove

Freedom Station

2581 Commercial St

High Pointe Condos

2550 2nd Ave

334-340 Langley St

1301 28th St

525 Nutmeg St

2537-2547 1st Ave

2782-2786 Island Ave

2561 1st Ave

2357 State St

2528-2530 Front St

2826-2836 E St

2541 Front St

2841-2849 B St

2445 Brant St

Brittany Tower

432 W Kalmia St

2415 Curlew St

Golden Heights Terrace

2843 C St

Banker's Hill Mix Use Property

2840 B St

2840 C St

Park Central Towers

720-722 W Juniper St

2022 Ocean View Blvd

AZ Brant

Broadway Lofts

2850 E St

2555-2585 Front St

2849 C St

2849 E St

2542 Front St

2504-2506 Albatross St

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