
Apartments near West Park Plaza in San Jose, CA (1,943 Rentals)


1745 De Marietta Ave

4259 Hamilton Ave

364 S Cypress Ave

470-472 Westlake Dr

539 Northlake Dr

3512 Alden Way

538 Troy Dr

1739 De Marietta Ave

525 Northlake Dr

4270 Hamilton Ave

1870 Southwest Expy

496-498 Northlake Dr

544 Troy Dr

480 Westlake Dr

557 Troy Dr

331 Northlake Dr

549 Troy Dr

1770 De Marietta Ct

4140 Manzanita Dr

474-476 Westlake Dr

3530 Alden Way

530 Troy Dr

3524 Alden Way

3518 Alden Way

492-494 Northlake Dr

919 Sherman Oaks Dr

1725 Stokes St

353 Bundy Ave

4154 Manzanita Dr

513 Northlake Dr

1727 De Marietta Ave

1760 De Marietta Ct

537 Troy Dr

486-488 Northlake Dr

1840 Southwest Expy

4292 Hamilton Ave

483-485 Westlake Dr

419-519 Northlake Dr

1748 De Marietta Ave

1709 Stokes St

1713-1715 San Tomas Aquino Rd

1830 Southwest Expy

3511 Alden Way

4314 Hamilton Ave

466-468 Westlake Dr

529 Troy Dr

477-479 Westlake Dr

1691 Stokes St

1721 De Marietta Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in San Jose?
There are currently 3,538 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $10,170 with an average price of $2,972.
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