
Apartments near Fashion Valley Transit Center-Green Line in San Diego, CA (1,988 Rentals)


4185 Front St

4231-4235 3rd Ave

4209-4221 3rd Ave

4213 5th Ave

1826-1830 Drescher St

Canyon Woods

Versailles Apartmemts

325 E Arbor Dr

Hazard Center Redevelopment

720 W Lewis St

4129 Front St

4201-4209 5th Ave

Canyonside West

4141-4147 Ingalls St

530 Arbor Dr

4090 Falcon St

4083-4089 Falcon St

4181 5th Ave

Cedar Crest II

515 Arbor Dr

4118 Bachman Pl

Arbor Woods

1210 W Lewis St

1209 Hueneme St

4095 Front St

1215 Hueneme St

120 Lewis St

Villa Portofino on Front

4055 Falcon Pl

Hillside

4073-4077 Front St

4093 1st Ave

1235-1241 Hueneme St

4109 3rd Ave

4064 Front St

4092-4096 3rd Ave

4071 Front St

1303 W Lewis St

4033 Dove St

1Mission

4061-65 Front St

4052-4062 Front St

Hillcrest Palms

4062-4064 1st Ave

Wellington Square

5928-5938 Riley St

630 W Washington St

4027 Albatross St

5946 Lauretta St

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