
Apartments near City College-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,795 Rentals)


E Street Apartments

Balboa Park Apartments

2926-2934 5th Ave

C30

30th Street Cottages

2165-2183 Ocean View Blvd

Town Pines

Benedict Court

1007-1045 S Evans St

2920 1st Ave

3051 C St

Secoya Apartments

the Cathryn Apartments

Sofia Lofts

1834-1840 30th St

Metro Building

3060 B St

Golden Hill

3093 Broadway

3087 A St

3093 C St

1644 Grove St

2822 Reynard Way

Golden Grove Manor

Union Street Apartments

2101 Dale St

401 Spruce St

415-419 Spruce St

Mando Apartments

Monarch Studios

2272-2274 Kearney Ave

3102-3108 1st Ave

2043-2047 30th St

1220 W Olive St

2920-2924 Reynard Way

Canyon Apartments

2924 Juniper St

2948-2954 Reynard Way

2954-2958 Juniper St

Villa Ruth

2927 Kalmia St

Hawthorne Apartments

3065 Hawthorn St

2920 Kalmia St

Residential Condos

2309-2325 30th St

3101-3115 Reynard Way

510 Upas St

Structure Lofts

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