
Apartments near Latimer Elementary School in San Jose, CA (1,187 Rentals)


The Monterey Apartments

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Raintree Apartments

Brittany House Apartments

The Terrace Apartments

470 Apartments

3070 Van Sansul Ave

The Bardeaux

Boynton Greens Apartments

Boynton Brooks

3008 Van Sansul Ave

The Mediterranean Apartments

3030 Magliocco Dr

3026 Magliocco Dr

Stonewood

2982 Magliocco Dr

Cypress Gardens

2952 Magliocco Drive

3014 Huff Ave

2961-2971 Magliocco Dr

Bundy Apartments

2960 Huff Ave

Porterhouse Apartments

Santana Gardens

Santana Courtyard Apartments

2927 Magliocco Dr

3060-3070 Moorpark Ave

Moorpark Garden Apartments

2915 Huff Ave

300 Railway

Heritage Village

Newport Apartments

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The Franciscan

La Valencia Apartment Homes

Cielo

The Pines Apartments

Coffeetree Apartments

430 Dunster Dr

Avalon Campbell

1147 West Hamilton

1132 West Hamilton

1098 W Hamilton Ave

1077 West Hamilton Avenue

1042 West Hamilton Avenue

1017 West Hamilton Avenue

171-177 West Hamilton Avenue

55 Jeffers Way

775 Sharmon Palms Lane

680 Waldo Road

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There are currently 3,534 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $5,750 with an average price of $2,941.
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