
Apartments near Peruka Plaza in San Jose, CA (1,063 Rentals)


Aviara

Fuller House

Gateway Apartments

766 N 1st St

229-235 Pamela Ave

Las Casitas Apartments

241-249 Pamela Ave

529-545 S 4th St

Casa del Pueblo Apartments

93 E William St

San Pedro Apartments

Pollard Plaza Apartment

N. San Pedro Apartments

268 Pamela

240-248 Pamela Ave

Vendome Place

Plaza Maria Apartment

IAMESI VILLAGE

PATH Villas at 4th Street

360 Residences

New Haven Apartments

1040-1058 N. 4th St, San Jose

Creekside Garden Apartments

Metro Walk Apartments

The Taft

Rainbow Gardens

Shiraz Senior Apartments

Walnuts Woods Apartments

703 S 3rd St

Gadberry Courts Apartments

Bella Castello

603 S 1st St

The Pierce

Monte Alban Apartments

Villa Torre

Capitol Manor

Arya

Martha Gardens

San Jose Art Ark Housing (Site A)

Guadalupe Apartment

Oak Circle

Villa Solera

185 Duane St

1st and Rosemary Family Apartments

355-365 N Autumn St

159-165 Union St

Arbor Terraces

Troy Apartments

712-724 Vine St

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