
Apartments near Parkmoor Plaza in San Jose, CA (1,555 Rentals)


1520 Scott St

510 Chiechi Ave

498 S Willard Ave

490 Page St

475 Page St

1527 Scott St

432-452 Willard Ave

480 Page St

450-460 Page St

485 S Willard Ave

704 Concord Ave

475 S Willard Ave

712 Concord Ave

707-709 Concord Ave

1561 Moorpark Ave

1504 Willard Garden Ct

715-717 Concord Ave

444 Page St

718 Concord Ave

418 Willard Ave

1547 Moorpark Ave

1540 Moorpark Ave

726 Concord Ave

721-723 Concord Ave

732 Concord Ave

727-729 Concord Ave

434 Page St

428 Page St

438 S Buena Vista Ave

495 South Buena Vista Avenue

740 Concord Ave

735-737 Concord Ave

409 Page St

743-745 Concord Ave

483-489 S Buena Vista Ave

1533 Moorpark Ave

412-414 Page St

748 Concord Ave

1524 Moorpark Ave

1525 Moorpark Ave

756 Concord Ave

1532 Moorpark Ave

751-753 Concord Ave

757-759 Concord Ave

Mid Town Plaza

380 S Willard Ave

770 Concord Ave

429-451 S Buena Vista Ave

762 Concord Ave

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