
Apartments near Santa Clara Station southbound-Alum Rock - Santa Teresa Line in San Jose, CA (1,398 Rentals)


236-238 MacDonald Ave

625-631 Nordale Ave

1411 Kingman Ave

715-717 Concord Ave

1512 Moorpark Ave

315 Leigh Ave

1755 Hester Ave

1759 Hester Ave

99 N King Rd

740 Concord Ave

748 Concord Ave

1415 Kingman Ave

721-723 Concord Ave

1525 Moorpark Ave

661 Nordale Ave

756 Concord Ave

727-729 Concord Ave

1419 Kingman Ave

752 Deland Ave

1765 Hester Ave

735-737 Concord Ave

655 Nordale Ave

649 Nordale Ave

760 Deland Ave

768 Deland Ave

1511 Moorpark Ave

743-745 Concord Ave

1425 Kingman Ave

751-753 Concord Ave

770 Concord Ave

762 Concord Ave

1768 Senter Rd

1740 Rock Springs Dr

1427 Kingman Ave

780 Deland Ave

1754-1768 Welch Ave

776 Concord Ave

346 Clifton Ave

1767 Welch Avenue

757-759 Concord Ave

771-773 Concord Ave

779 Deland Ave

1779 Welch Ave

792 Concord Ave

1755 Rock Spring Dr

Capri

777-779 Concord Ave

1461 N 1st St

1780 Welch Ave

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There are currently 3,542 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $6,570 with an average price of $2,952.
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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.