
Apartments near SDSU Transit Center-Green Line in San Diego, CA (1,438 Rentals)


4790-4792 Lantana Dr

4022 Chamoune Ave

4143-4145 44th St

3751-55 Euclid Ave

3851 46th St

4135 44th St

4808 Lantana Dr

4358-4364 Van Dyke Ave

4033 45th St

4979 Auburn Dr

4380 Van Dyke Ave

3826 Menlo Ave

4440 Copeland Ave

4122 Highland Ave

4385 Copeland Ave

4065 Highland Ave

4160 44th St

4428 Copeland Ave

4025 45th St

4168 44th St

3755 47th St

4834-4844 Lantana Dr

3740 Euclid Ave

4773-4789 Lantana Dr

4243 43rd St

4410 Copeland Ave

4044 45th St

3854 University Ave

4334-4340 Van Dyke Ave

3751 47th St

4312-4316 Van Dyke Ave

3819 46th St

3770-3772 47th St

4030 N 45th St

5011 Auburn Dr

3820 N 46th St

4039-4045 Highland Ave

4070 Highland Ave

4035 Highland Ave

4333-4349 Orange Ave

4122 44th St

Jo Anne Apartments

4096 44th St

3707-21 Euclid Ave

Bridgeport Apartments

4226 43rd St

River Bend

4025-4031 Highland Ave

4240 43rd St

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