
Apartments near Meridian Retail in San Jose, CA (1,181 Rentals)


2025 Beatrice Ct

698-700 Richmond Ave

691 Menker Ave

690-698 Richmond Ave

683-685 Menker Ave

2033 Beatrice Ct

2040 Beatrice Ct

2050 Beatrice Ct

667-669 Menker Ave

2041 Beatrice Ct

664-668 Richmond Ave

660 Richmond Ave

2075 Marlboro Ct

2095 Marlboro Ct

2100 Marlboro Ct

2135 Marlboro Ct

Rogers Apartments

2140 Marlboro Ct

1898 Meridian Ave

Immanuel-Sobrato Community

Delita Arts

912 Del Mar Ave

906 Del Mar Ave

1015 Minnesota Ave

2132 Randolph Dr

2141 Fruitdale Ave

915 Del Mar Ave

Magnolia Gardens

Del Mar Apartments

691 Pamlar Ave

2146 Randolph Dr

2129 Randolph Dr

971 Whitethorne Dr

982 Stokes Dr

548 Chiechi Ave

1134 Delna Manor Ln

2145 Randolph Dr

530 Willard Ave

2130 Rexford Way

524 Willard Ave

1104 Delna Manor Ln

526 Willard Ave

2144 Rexford Way

1164 Curtiss Ave

1094 Delna Manor Ln

467 Meridian Ave

2125 Rexford Way

529-541 Page St

2125 Enborg Way

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