4142 44th Street

4142 44th St, San Diego, CA 92105

Apartment building

1 bed

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
13 1 bd, 1 ba 10 photos	400	Now	$1,850+
1 1 bd, 1 ba 6 photos	400	Now	$1,850+
4 1 bd, 1 ba 9 photos	400	Now	$1,850+
5 1 bd, 1 ba 11 photos	400	Now	$1,850+

What's special

Custom kitchen

Come tour this unique upgraded masterpiece which includes designer style wood panel flooring with a custom kitchen and bathroom that will leave you speechless. In terms of internet, we have Google fiber which is the best WIFI for $35 per month which is affordable. Water is $50 per person per month and we're offering a parking space for $50.00 a month special.

Neighborhood: Teralta East

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Community Vibe
Strong neighborhood connections and community events foster a friendly atmosphere.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Transit Access
Convenient access to buses, trains, and public transit for easy commuting.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.

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Centered on San Diego’s City Heights—spanning Azalea Park, Colina del Sol, Fairmount Village, and Teralta—92105 blends urban energy with a tight‑knit community. Expect sunny, semi‑arid days and canyon breezes, walkable corridors along University Ave and El Cajon Blvd, and a global dining scene (Vietnamese pho, Ethiopian and Somali cafes, mariscos, taco stands). Ethnic grocers, independent coffee shops, and neighborhood shopping plazas line the main streets. Locals gather at the Copley‑Price Family YMCA, the City Heights/Weingart Library & Performance Annex, and the Saturday City Heights Farmers Market. Green spaces like Colina del Sol Park and Golf Course, Swan and Manzanita canyons, and the I‑15 cap Teralta Park offer pet‑friendly strolls, rec courts, and neighborhood art. Commuters appreciate centerline Rapid bus stations at SR‑15/University and El Cajon, plus quick access to I‑15, I‑805, and SR‑94; downtown is a short hop. Recent market trends show the median asking rent in the high $2,000s, with most listings roughly $2,000–$3,500 depending on size.