
Apartments near Palm Avenue-Blue Line in San Diego, CA (557 Rentals)


311 Zenith St

614-620 13th St

2950 Iris Ave

622 13th St

550-552 13th St

324 Zenith St

832 13th St

1260 Calla Ave

860 13th St

615 Florence St

1252-1266 Palm Ave

328 Montgomery St

1263 Donax Ave

Thunderbird Mobile Home Park

1194-1196 Trenton Ave

807 Florence St

1050 Georgia St

1180 Trenton Ave

1190 Trenton Ave

326 Montgomery St

1070 Georgia St

662 Florence St

1160 Trenton Ave

650 Florence St

322 Montgomery St

1341-1343 Imperial Beach Blvd

1129-1139 Georgia St

Continental Country Club - 78 Spaces

1231-1245 Calla Ave

316 Montgomery St

1242-1252 Calla Ave

586 Florence St

564 Florence St

325 Tremont St

1150 Trenton Ave

581 12th St

1480-1482 Holly Ave

Fourplex & Sfr

647 12th St

1195 Georgia St

665 12th St

1448-1458 Holly Ave

1201 Donax Ave Apartments

1171 Walnut

1157A-1165 13th St

572 12th St

The Grove Avenue Apartments

1310-1322 Fern Ave

1430-1440 Holly Ave

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