
Apartments near Gaslamp Quarter-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,337 Rentals)


2115-2121 4th Ave

2067-2077 Front St

2645 E St

2655-2659 E St

2565 B St

2020 Albatross St

Cherie Noble

2575-2579 B St

2125 5th Ave

540 Hawthorn St

1071-1079 26th St

2109 2nd Ave

430 Langley St

2242-2248 Julian Ave

Avalon Apartments

2603-2611 C St

2619-2621 C St

2658-2662 E St

2030-2064 Kettner Blvd

2663 E St

2628 Broadway

319 Hawthorn St

334-340 Langley St

Vantaggio Broadway

2649-2655 Broadway

438-440 Langley St

Golden Hill Apartments

Vista Del Mar

2534-2540 A St

2152-2164 6th Ave

Alexan Little Italy

2717 G St

Barrio Senior Villas

Columbia and Hawthorn

2757-2761 K St

Hawthorn Place

2633-2639 C St

2104 Front St

2127 Front St

2120-2142 2nd Ave

2130 1st Ave

2143 2nd Ave

2754 Island Ave

730-736 W Hawthorn St

2567 A St

2624 C St

St. Jean Apartments

2725 G St

2141 Front St

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There are currently 5,577 Studio Apartments in San Diego with rent ranges from $875 to $17,992 with an average price of $2,399.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in San Diego ranges from $850 to $16,769 with an average monthly rent of $2,934.
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