
Apartments near Seaport Village-Orange Line in San Diego, CA (1,151 Rentals)


Rosemary Court

2557 C St

2555-2563 Broadway

2030-2034 Kearney Ave

2560 C St

2963 4th Ave

2572-2576 Broadway

836 26th St

2579-2587 Broadway

924 26th St

Spruce Canyon

3033-3045 1st Ave

2534-2540 A St

2565 B St

1040 W Redwood St

2577 L St

829-833 26th St

2578 Broadway

Golden Hill Apartments

929-955 26th St

2014 Irving Ave

2575-2579 B St

3145 Union St

801-811 26th St

2567 A St

1071-1079 26th St

Harbor View 4plex

2608 Broadway

3250-3260 Columbia St

2620 E St

Hawk Street

2025-2029 Harrison Ave

3065 3rd Ave

3104-3108 1st Ave

3128-3134 Reynard Way

Monticello Apartments

2603-2611 C St

2049 Irving Ave

2619-2621 C St

2628 Broadway

3140-3146 Reynard Way

2581 Commercial St

3119-3121 1st Ave

2601 Imperial Ave

2627-2629 J St

2625-31 K St

The Rosewood

3152 Reynard Way

3164-3170 Reynard Way

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