
Apartments near Saratoga Plaza in San Jose, CA (1,733 Rentals)


3213 Williamsburg Dr

3962 Hamilton Ave

1486-1488 Lexington Dr

1315 Castlemont Ave

4351 Hamilton Ave

1613 Beck Dr

4094 Hamilton Ave

3201 Williamsburg Dr

3236 Williamsburg Dr

1325 Castlemont Ave

3191 Williamsburg Dr

4064 Hamilton Ave

3207 Williamsburg Dr

3183 Williamsburg Dr

1487-1489 Eden Ave

3228 Williamsburg Dr

4351 Latimer Ave

1331 Castlemont Ave

3214 Williamsburg Dr

3220 Williamsburg Dr

Jefferson Manor

Di Salvo Apartments

3169 Williamsburg Dr

1337 Castlemont Ave

3208 Williamsburg Dr

3175 Williamsburg Dr

3241-3249 Cadillac Dr

4445 Hamilton Ave

1628-1630 Cloverdale Ln

4292 Hamilton Ave

4471 Hamilton Ave

4483 Hamilton Ave

3192 Williamsburg Dr

3264 Cadillac Dr

3202 Williamsburg Dr

4455 Hamilton Ave

3225 Cadillac Dr

4202 Hamilton Ave

3155 Williamsburg Dr

4270 Hamilton Ave

3184 Williamsburg Dr

1640-1642 Cloverdale Ln

3178 Williamsburg Dr

4009-4011 Alberstone Dr

4314 Hamilton Ave

1509-1511 Eden Ave

4336 Hamilton Ave

4358 Hamilton Ave

3163 Williamsburg Dr

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There are currently 3,543 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $2,972.
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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.