
Apartments near Saratoga Plaza in San Jose, CA (1,734 Rentals)


1120-1122 Nottingham Pl

3223 Myles Ct

3202 Moorpark Ave

1122-1124 Topaz Ave

Franklin Apartments

1119 Starbird Cir

5011 Lapa Dr

1121-1123 Nottingham Pl

1125 Roewill Dr

1131 Oakmont Dr

1129-1131 Nottingham Pl

1128-1130 Topaz Ave

5019 Lapa Dr

749 Teresi Ct

1137 Oakmont Dr

1134 Roewill Dr

1131 Roewill Dr

3194 Moorpark Ave

1125-1123 Topaz Ave

1134 Oakmont Drive Apartments

1128-1130 Nottingham Pl

773 Teresi Ct

1123 Starbird Cor

1134-1136 Nottingham Pl

5033 Lapa Dr

1132-1136 Topaz Ave

1135-1137 Nottingham Pl

1135-1137 Topaz Ave

3188 Moorpark Ave

759-761 76 Teresi Ct

1141 Oakmont Dr

1144 Roewill Dr

1140-1142 Nottingham Pl

718 Teresi Ct

3955 Rhoda Dr

3977 Rhoda Dr

1143 Roewill Dr

1141-1143 Nottingham Pl

5047 Lapa Dr

3180 Moorpark Ave

754 Teresi Ct

3927-3939 Rhoda Dr

1149 Nottingham Pl

5061 Lapa Dr

742 Teresi Ct

1142-1144 Topaz Ave

3941-3943 Rhoda Dr

730 Teresi Ct

3845-3843 Rhoda Dr

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How much are Studio apartments in San Jose?
There are currently 3,544 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $2,952.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in San Jose ranges from $1,036 to $9,795 with an average monthly rent of $3,665.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in San Jose range from $995 to $24,413. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,454.
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