
Apartments near Redwood Plaza in San Jose, CA (234 Rentals)


5681 Hoffman Ct

5621 Hoffman Ct

5683 Hoffman Ct

5614 Hoffman Ct

5620 Hoffman Ct

5607 Hoffman Ct

5687 Hoffman Ct

5601 Hoffman Ct

5608 Hoffman Ct

5602 Hoffman Ct

5590 Clovercrest Dr

5585 Clovercrest Dr

5440 Dellwood Way

5570 Clovercrest Dr

5565 Clovercrest Dr

1317 Coniston Ct

1325 Coniston Ct

5550 Clovercrest Dr

5384-5398 Dellwood Way

5494-5496 Russo Dr

1369 Standwood Dr

1379-1385 Stanwood Dr

5429-5431 Russo Dr

The Vineyards of Almaden

5567-5569 Thornwood Dr

5523-5525 Thornwood Dr

763 Calero Ave

736-738 Dailey Ave

1584 Blossom Hill Rd

5745-5747 Lalor Dr

5741 Clematis Dr

6053 Calle de Rico

5777-5779 Preston Dr

5765 Preston Dr

692-694 Chemeketa Dr

664-666 Chemeketa Dr

5783-5785 Lilac Blossom Ln

4995 Edgar Ct

4995 Speak Ln

4989 Geomax Ct

4990 Edgar Ct

4989 Edgar Ct

5724 Chesbro Ave

4987-4985 Speak Ln

5696-5698 Chesbro Ave

5702 Chesbro Ave

4984 Edgar Ct

4976-4978 Geomax Ct

4983 Edgar Ct

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