
Apartments near Meridian Retail in San Jose, CA (1,182 Rentals)


36 Morrison Ave

New Horizon

3055 Payne Ave

Van Sansul Apartments

Delmas Village Apartments

3019 Van Sansul Ave

2937 Magliocco Dr

1301 Castlemont Ave

2311 New Jersey Ave

3027 David Ave

2949 Magliocco Dr

2920 Huff Ave

1347 Castlemont Ave

1087-1089 Locust St

1331 Castlemont Ave

3027 Van Sansul Ave

1337 Castlemont Ave

3026 Van Sansul Ave

2930 Huff Ave

1325 Castlemont Ave

1319 Castlemont Ave

411-417 Willow Glen Way

2030-2038 Clarmar Way

1177 Locust St

1011 Locust St

1307 Castlemont Ave

Di Salvo Apartments

1315 Castlemont Ave

2970 Magliocco Dr

Garland Apartments

3036 Van Sansul Ave

2940 Huff Ave

1360 Palm St

1336-1340 Palm St

1351 Castlemont Ave

2338-40 New Jersey Ave

3037 Van Sansul Ave

2981 Magliocco Dr

Woodmont Apartments

2315 Pauline Dr

1120-1122 Locust St

3047 Van Sansul Ave

3056 Van Sansul Ave

3057 Van Sansul Ave

125-131 Gifford Ave

3061 David Ave

2326-2328 Pauline Dr

Zavala

278-296 Goodyear St

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