
Apartments near Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in San Jose, CA (1,544 Rentals)


35 Jeffers Way

1952 Bellomy St

510 N Winchester Blvd

1891 Bellomy St

1945-1947 Bellomy St

225 Rose Ct

180 Rose Ct

190 Rose Ct

591 Saratoga Ave

200 Rose Ct

175-195 W Rincon Ave

860 Gale Dr

25 Dot Ave

1052-1056 Bismark Dr

940 Gale Dr

1030 W Hamilton Ave

1053 W Hamilton Ave

1052 W Hamilton Ave

77 Dot Ave

765-767 Los Padres Blvd

777-779 Los Olivos Dr

2370 Homestead Rd

Los Olivos Apartments

803 Maryann Dr

814 Maryann Dr

2403 Homestead Rd

823 Maryann Dr

824 Maryann Dr

843 Maryann Dr

844 Maryann Dr

2412 Karen Dr

Karen Court Apartments

2418 Karen Dr

2416 Karen Dr

2420 Karen Dr

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Santana Terrace

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Palms at the Pruneyard

The Valley

Golden Oaks Apartment

Hacienda Hamilton

246 W Hamilton Ave

75 Monroe St

350 Dunster Apartments

76 Monroe St

76-86 Monroe St

1050 Highland Ave

Pruneyard Garden Apartments

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There are currently 3,543 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $2,974.
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