
Apartments near Hazard Center-Green Line in San Diego, CA (2,568 Rentals)


4559 Hamilton St

4683-4685 Oregon St

2386 W Jewett St

3945 8th Ave

1621 Hotel Cir S

3947-59 Third ave

4381 Texas St

3925-3935 7th Ave

4665 Oregon St

4459 Arizona St

4541 Hamilton St

2403 Meade Ave

4453 Arizona St

1918-1920 Polk Ave

4346 Texas St

4158-4164 Alabama St

4657-4663 Oregon St

4033 Dove St

Uptown District Condos

4080 Georgia St

4334 Texas St

4435 Arizona St

4474-4480 Hamilton St

4152 Alabama St

3944 3rd Ave

4133 Florida St

4086 Georgia St

4574-4580 Oregon St

4330 Texas St

3935-3941 4th Ave

The Cottage

2481 Ulric St

4090 Falcon St

4525 Hamilton Street

4085 Georgia St

4484 Hamilton St

3969 Normal St

3961-3965 Normal St

4144 Alabama St

4753-4759 Idaho St

4119-4121 Florida St

4055 Falcon Pl

4136 Alabama St

4165 Alabama St

4349-4355 Texas St

3990 Centre St

4429 Arizona St

4566-4572 Oregon St

4458 Hamilton St

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