
Apartments near Grantville-Green Line in San Diego, CA (1,860 Rentals)


4222 Cherokee Ave

4121 39th St

4319-4321 Swift Ave

4334 Swift Ave

4235 36th St

4544 Bancroft St

3185 Madison Ave

4638 Iowa St

4111 39th St

4214 Cherokee Ave

4238 36th St

4366-4368 34th St

4557 32nd St

4135 38th St

4263-4247 Wilson Ave

4227 36th St

4375 Felton St

4177 Cherokee Ave

4237 Wilson Ave

4127 38th St

4170 37th St

4326-4332 Swift Ave

4275 35TH St

4230 36th St

4167 CHEROKEE AVENUE

4637 Soria Dr

4263-4269 35th St

3072 Suncrest Dr

6053-6065 Adams Ave

4250-4256 Wilson Ave

4259-4263 35th St

4247 Investors, LLC

4127 37th St

4507-4513 32nd St

4150 37th St

4353 Felton St

5738 Meade Ave

4232 Sharron Pl

3060 Suncrest Dr

3050 Suncrest Dr

4209 Wilson Ave

4164 Cherokee Ave

4275 Swift Ave

3064-3070 Adams Ave

4470 Bancroft St

La Camille Apartments

Las Casitas

4354 Felton St

4325 Felton St

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