
Apartments near Qualcomm Stadium-Green Line in San Diego, CA (2,346 Rentals)


Winona Winds

4224 Estrella Ave

4250 Cleveland Ave

4239 Cleveland Ave

Casa De Karla

4337 Winona Ave

4318-4320 Maryland St

4374 50th St

4266-4278 N 49th St

4073-4079 Normal St

4170 N 48th St

4244 49th St

4156 48th St

4333 Winona Ave

4354 50th St

4132 Campus Ave

The Courtyard At Campus

4421-4425 Altadena Ave

4225 Estrella Ave

4263-65 ½ Maryland Street

4259-4265 Maryland St

4067-71 Normal St

4226 Cleveland Ave

4144-4152 N 48th St

4321-4327 Winona Ave

4373 50th St

4367 50th St

4261 49th St

4140 48th St

4336-4340 50th St

4284-4286 Winona Ave

4326 50th St

4226 49th St

4253 49th St

4268 Winona Ave

49th Street Apartments

4243 49th St

4163 Cleveland Ave

4320 50th St

4260 Winona Ave

4349-4355 50th St

4227-4229 Maryland St

4162 Estrella Ave

Cleveland Manor

4345 50th St

4153-4157 Cleveland Ave

4046-4052 Normal St

4180 Cleveland Ave

4352 Altadena Ave

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