
Apartments near Washington Street-Blue Line in San Diego, CA (1,282 Rentals)


1920-1926 Front St

4231-4235 3rd Ave

1951 Front St

2143 2nd Ave

3730 8th Ave

4284-4288 3rd Ave

3740 8th Ave

2419-2427 5th Ave

4274 3rd Ave

2050-2060 2nd Ave

727 Robinson Ave

The Courtyards

Golden Bay Apartments

2109 2nd Ave

1939-1945 Front St

3925-3935 7th Ave

Versailles Apartmemts

3820 8th Ave

3826-3832 8th Ave

2059-2065 2nd Ave

2241 4th Ave

Lusso Lofts

4181 5th Ave

The 2nd Ave Cottages

Loma Portal Villas

Park Lane Apartments

Bellefontaine Tower

2264 5th Ave

2254 5th Ave

515 Arbor Dr

Villa Salazar

Kettner Crossing Phase 1

123 Fir St

Arbor Woods

1659 Columbia St

Cliffbridge Manor

1587 Kettner Blvd

Seville Apartments

1642 Columbia St

4201-4209 5th Ave

Canyonside West

101-119 Fir St

311 Hawthorn St

3949-3955 8th Ave

Kettner Crossing Phase 2

Canyon Woods

1965 2nd Ave

Presidio Place

825 W Beech St

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