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


1463-1471 Holly Ave

636 12th St

1432 15th St

590 12th St

1380-1382 Grove Ave

1311 14th St

636-638 12th St

1312 14th St

522-532 12th St

1474 Hemlock Ave

1187 Donax Ave

1170 Calla Ave

1155 Calla Ave

La Casa Bonita Apartments

739-747 Florida Street

565 Florida St

826 12th St

1371 Grove Ave

586 Florida St

1151 Calla Ave

805 Florida St

Royal Jason Townehomes

517-531 Florida St

1355-59 Grove Ave

1190 13th St

257 Tremont St

1336 Grove Ave

3 Units-6 Garages 1120-22-24 Florence, I.B.

843-851 Florida St

825-35 Florida St

1204-1208 13th St

1351 Grove Ave

1411 Holly Ave

970 12th St

1476-1482 15th St

1349 Grove

585 Oxford St

1171-1173 Elm Ave

1459-1485 Hemlock Ave

1457 Hemlock Ave

230 Zenith St

1152 Florence St

1123 Cypress Ave

1343-1347 Grove Ave

1451 Hemlock Ave

1484-1490 15th St

1492 Iris Ave

1140 Calla Ave

560 Florida St

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