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


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4173-81 Georgia St

4094 Mississippi St

4359-4363 42nd St

4038 Texas St

4328-4332 42nd St

3946 Bancroft St

4127 Florida St

3981 Oregon St

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4075 Mississippi St

4073 36th St

4145-4155 N 38th St

4428 Maryland St

3960 Kansas St

3939 33rd St

4058-4064 36th St

4058-4064 Louisiana St

4065-4071 Mississippi St

4119-4121 Florida St

3960 Utah St

4370-4376 Cleveland Ave

3970 Idaho St

3931 33rd St

2020 Polk Ave

4065 36Th St

4054 Louisiana St

4028 Texas St

3969 Idaho St

3946-3956 Utah St

3953 Utah St

4154 39th St

3975 Oregon St

4057-4063 Mississippi St

4342-4350 Copeland Ave

4245 Central Ave

4252-4260 41st St

4013 Texas St

4074 Cherokee Ave

Idaho Street Apartments

4050 36th St

3930 Wabash Ave

4017-4023 Texas St

4033 Wilson Ave

4158 Georgia St

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