
Apartments near Santa Clara Station northbound-Alum Rock - Santa Teresa Line in San Jose, CA (1,400 Rentals)


94 Glen Eyrie Ave

Vermont Apartments

924 Delbert Way

965-967 Vermont St

429-451 S Buena Vista Ave

Marburg Apartment

975-977 Vermont St

925 Delbert Way

100 Glen Eyrie Ave

661 Bonita Ave

1022 Vermont St

1032 Vermont St

985 Vermont St

483-489 S Buena Vista Ave

Myrtle

1812 Park Ave

1011 Vermont St

495 South Buena Vista Avenue

1021-1031 Vermont St

1816 Park Ave

Hallmark Apartments

1828 Park Ave

341 Menker Ave

Park Avenue Apartments

750 Meridian Way

67 N 33rd St

289 San Antonio Ct

1540 Moorpark Ave

357 Richmond Ave

349-357 Richmond Ave

266 N 33rd St

144-148 S 33rd St

1561 Moorpark Ave

704 Concord Ave

1547 Moorpark Ave

1609 Alum Rock Ave

105-107 Eastwood Ct

712 Concord Ave

718 Concord Ave

1090 Myrtle St

726 Concord Ave

1532 Moorpark Ave

1524 Moorpark Ave

1619 Alum Rock Ave

1621 Alum Rock Ave

1533 Moorpark Ave

732 Concord Ave

707-709 Concord Ave

1749 Hester Ave

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