
Apartments near Fenton Parkway-Green Line in San Diego, CA (2,729 Rentals)


4222 Cherokee Ave

4070 Illinois St

4214 Cherokee Ave

4556-4558 Cleveland Ave

1407-1415 Madison Ave

1726-1732 Meade Ave

The Windsor

4446-4452 Marlborough Ave

4070 Ohio St

4130-4140 Hamilton St

4075 Ohio St

4185 Louisiana St

Pacific Gardens

4177 Louisiana St

4159 35th St

4060 32nd St

4061-4067 Kansas St

4049-4055 Illinois St

4473 Marlborough Ave

4062-4072 30th St

Glencrest

4181 Wilson Ave

4155 Texas St

4127 Arizona St

4145 Swift Ave

4060 Iowa St

4070 30th St

4121-4125 Hamilton St

4057-4063 Ohio St

Grays Apartments

4571 Maryland St

4457 Campus Ave

4109-4111 Hamilton St

4086 Utah St

4573-4577 Maryland St

6115-6117 Decena Dr

4170 Texas St

4077 UTAH St

4091 Idaho St

4166 Wilson Ave

4169 Louisiana St

4160 Texas St

Howard Manor

4443 Campus Ave

4052 Iowa St

4051 Iowa St

4052 Ohio St

4054 Illinois St

4476 42nd St

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