
Apartments near Bel Air Plaza in San Jose, CA (510 Rentals)


Sixth & Jackson

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Exhibit at J Town

Elan at River Oaks

Woodland Meadow

Century Towers

Epic

Willow Lake

Metropolitan Court Apartments

Atrium Garden

The Maxwell Apartments

Japantown Senior Apartments

232 N 8th St

Furnished Studio-San Jose - Airport

Furnished Studio-San Jose - Downtown

755 N 2nd St, Unit 3

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73 E Hedding St, Unit SI FL0-ID1738

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67 E Hedding St, Unit SI FL0-ID1737

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240 E Hedding St

795 N 2nd St

The Sonora

520-522 Madera Avenue

540 E Empire St

Ryland Mews

Tower 2

1471 N 1st St

1461 N 1st St

Capri

1373 Santa Paula Ave

1410 N 10th St

1137 N 3rd St

1089 N 5th St

1085 N 5th St

1081 N 5th St

1073 N 5th St

1077 N 5th St

1037-1041 N 4th St

1053 Dewberry PL

1037 N 7th St

1021 N 7th St

Riverbend Mobile Home Park

1011-1021 N 7th St

295 E Younger Ave

South Bay Mobile Home Park

954 N 1st St

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How much are Studio apartments in San Jose?
There are currently 3,533 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $5,750 with an average price of $2,953.
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