
Apartments near Fenton Parkway-Green Line in San Diego, CA (2,719 Rentals)


4349-4355 Florida St

4178 34th St

4537-4539 CAMPUS Ave

4114 Ohio St

4165 33rd St

4164 Wabash Ave

4389 N 39th St

4147 Idaho St

4175 Wabash Ave

4166-4170 Oregon St

4111 Iowa St

1515-1517 Madison Ave

4259 36th St

4152-4164 33rd St

4237 Wilson Ave

Pacific Gardens

4554 Campus Ave

Kansas Street Apartments

Mission Gate

4549 Edgeware Rd

Madison Square

4135 Idaho St

4466 41st St

4519 Campus Ave

4565-4567 Cleveland Ave

4356 39th St

4560 Campus Ave

4238 36th St

4469 North Ave

4170-4176 34th St

Mira Loma at North Park

3530-3532 Orange Ave

4438 Park Blvd

4343 Florida St

4151 33rd St

4548 Campus Ave

1801-1809 Meade

4427 Central Ave

4110 Kansas St

4256 Cherokee Ave

4178-4180 Swift Ave

4342-4344 39th St

4230 36th St

4127-4131 Idaho St

4156 Wabash Ave

4152 Oregon St

4441 Central Ave

4160 Hamilton Street

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