
Apartments near Old Town Transit Center-Blue Line in San Diego, CA (715 Rentals)


345 Juniper St

730-736 W Hawthorn St

2084-2094 Burroughs St

Kapela

2247 Brant St

Hawthorn Place

2231-2233 Brant St

2256 Albatross St

3033-3037 Garrison St

2089-2095 Burroughs St

La Morada

233 Albatross St

Alexan Little Italy

2131-2133 Union St

Columbia and Hawthorn

2148-2164 Albatross St

2137-2165 Burroughs St

Burroughs Street Apartments

2205 Albatross St

202-208 Ivy St

319 Hawthorn St

1355 Willow St

2020 Albatross St

2104 Front St

Cherie Noble

230-248 W Grape St

2028-2034 Front St

2530 Juan St

2468 Congress St

2466 Congress St

The Old Town Apartment Homes

Las Casitas

Casa del Pueblo

Old Town Apartments

Moore Place

2230 San Diego Ave

Solis Place

3225 Wing St

Villa Lorenz

University Gateway Apartments

5450 Lauretta St

Riley Street Apartments

Villa Verde Apartments

5562-5572 Lauretta St

The Californian Coastal Apartments

5604 Lauretta St

5510-5550 Mildred St

Villa Amara

5644 Lauretta St

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