
Apartments near Hazard Center-Green Line in San Diego, CA (2,563 Rentals)


6702-6730 Kelly St

4359 Florida St

2425-2431 Adams Ave

4349-4355 Florida St

4367 Florida St

Arizona Street Apartments

Catalina

6515 Kelly St

4129 Front St

120 Lewis St

4374-4376 Alabama St

6646 Kelly St

The Norville

4133 Maryland St

4145 Maryland St

6664-6672 Kelly St

4132 Campus Ave

The Courtyard At Campus

6504-6512 Kelly St

4465 Mississippi St

4163 Cleveland Ave

4343 Florida St

4730 Arizona St

2204-2216 W Jewett St

4360 Alabama St

4366-4372 Alabama St

4482 Lousiana St

Kelly Street Apartments

2520 Collier Ave

Pacific Gardens

2251-2253 Comstock St

4433-4437 Mississippi St

4153-4157 Cleveland Ave

Hillcrest Palms

6604 Kelly St

4646 Arizona St

4140 Cleveland Ave

4385-4387 Alabama St

4092-4096 3rd Ave

4093 1st Ave

4452 Louisiana Ave

4577-4581 Texas St

4373-4377 Alabama St

Cleveland Manor

4130 Cleveland Ave

4685 Arizona St

6521-6545 Tait St

4351 Alabama St

4357-4359 Alabama St

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