
Apartments near Qualcomm Stadium-Green Line in San Diego, CA (2,343 Rentals)


Los Arboles Apartments

4352 Arizona St

4549 Florida St

4250-4256 Marlborough Ave

4259 Marlborough Ave

4138-4144 Illinois St

4264 42nd St

4180 39th St

4344-4346 Arizona St

4137 Cherokee Ave

4433-4437 Mississippi St

4485 Alabama St

La Camille Apartments

4410 Highland Ave

4136 Cherokee Ave

4460 Mississippi St

4203 Idaho St

4545 Florida St

Cota Arms Apartments

4468 Mississippi St

4125 36th St

4167 Kansas St

4380 TEXAS St

4326 Arizona St

4254 42nd St

Mara Apartments

4525 Florida St

4226 Marlborough Ave

4267 42nd St

4404 Louisiana St

4334-4340 Arizona St

4144 30th St

4121 Ohio St

4178 40th St

4473 Alabama St

4159-4163 Kansas St

4355 Texas St

4330 43rd St

4220 41st St

4349-4355 Texas St

4185 Utah St

4117 Ohio St

4146 39th St

4270 Copeland Ave

4333 Texas St

Adams Ave Apartment Homes

4127 37th St

4621 Park Blvd

4627-4633 Park Blvd

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