
Apartments near Park and Market-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,506 Rentals)


Laurel Hill

350 Nutmeg St

248 Nutmeg St

Palatine Bankers Hill

Bethel One

2513 Union St

2818-2824 Boston Ave

1722-1728 Fern St

3105 Franklin Ave

3150-3154 Webster Ave

2651 Front St

The Park West

2519 Columbia Street

1830-1832 30th St

1645 Fern St

Fifth & Olive

2973 Fir St

Fern Glen Cottages

2747 2nd Ave

2725-2735 1st Ave

2770 2nd Ave

3209 L St

1747-1749 Fern St

2504-2528 India St

2822 5th Ave

3109-3125 Ocean View Blvd

1704 Grove St

2565-2569 Columbia St

2621-2625 Dove St

The Mauryan

The Park Banker's Hill

2545 Columbia St

1812 Fern St

3219 L St

4th + Palm

3079 Martin Ave

1929-1929 1/2 30th St

3201 C St

2002-2010 30th St

647 Arroyo Dr

1939 30th St

2883 Boston Ave

2104 Dale St

1833 Fern

3096 Greely Ave

Roxie Apartments

2629-2643 Columbia St

3234 Webster Ave

6th and Palm

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