
Apartments near Civic Center Station (San Jose)-Alum Rock - Santa Teresa Line in San Jose, CA (1,009 Rentals)


2068 Alameda Way

357 E San Fernando St

67 S 9th St

385 E San Fernando St

941 E Julian St

59 S 11th St

Garland Apartments

65 S 11th St

35 S 12th St

1095 Frankfurt Ave

1122 Frankfurt Ave

394 W San Fernando St

34 S Morrison Ave

36 Morrison Ave

2078 Alameda Way

1127 Frankfurt Ave

68 S 11th St

The Atlas Avenue

1121 Frankfurt Ave

420-426 W San Fernando St

493 E San Fernando St

47 Atlas Ave

43 Atlas Ave

436 W San Fernando St

99 S 12th St

125-131 Gifford Ave

59 S Morrison Ave

716 E Santa Clara St

Bando apartments

748 E Santa Clara St

124 S 11th St

57 S 15th St

1133 Newhall St

Vintage Mansion

411 Park Ave

99 S 14th St

1182-1192 Sherwood Avenue

1012 W San Fernando St

184 S 11th St

Rosicrucian Apartments

118 Rainier St

102 S 14th St

187 S 12th St

Golden Wheel Mobile Home Park

145 Sunol St

481 Park Ave

242 S 10th St

205 S 12th St

135 S Morrison Ave

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