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


5630-5638 Gaines St

Portico

1118 Fresno St

1111 Eureka St

Quality Inn Apartments

1121 Eureka St

1033 Robinson Ave

1020 Robinson Ave

1755-1759 2nd Ave

The Bluffs

1027-1029 Essex St

1915-1921 4th Ave

1127 Eureka St

5633-5655 Riley St

West Park Apartments

The Bungalows

Prado Terrace

The Carl

1134-1148 Fresno St

1949 5th Ave

Parkview Manor

5520 Riley St

5646 Riley St

1066 Robinson Ave

5672 Riley St

Fresno Street Townhomes

Riley Street Apartments

5722 Riley St

5810 Riley St

410 Elm St

5760 Riley St

Sapphire Tower

1057-1063 Essex St

1212 Azusa St

5419 Lauretta St

5451 Lauretta St

1236 Benicia St

5828 Riley St

1066 Essex St

Colusa Street Apartments

5844 Lauretta St

5765 Lauretta St

5928-5938 Riley St

Lauretta Apartment Homes

5920 Riley St

1245 Colusa St

1860 6th Ave

1209-1215 Robinson Ave

1209 Hueneme St

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