
Apartments near Newhall Center in Santa Clara, CA (1,643 Rentals)


707-709 Concord Ave

955 Sherman Oaks Dr

715-717 Concord Ave

721-723 Concord Ave

981 Desert Isle Dr

735-737 Concord Ave

704 Concord Ave

712 Concord Ave

727-729 Concord Ave

726 Concord Ave

718 Concord Ave

743-745 Concord Ave

751-753 Concord Ave

757-759 Concord Ave

732 Concord Ave

1561 Moorpark Ave

740 Concord Ave

777-779 Concord Ave

748 Concord Ave

771-773 Concord Ave

952 Zarick Dr

1547 Moorpark Ave

762 Concord Ave

4330-4334 Borina Dr

756 Concord Ave

793-795 Concord Ave

770 Concord Ave

1540 Moorpark Ave

776 Concord Ave

1533 Moorpark Ave

1525 Moorpark Ave

761 Nevin Way

1511 Moorpark Ave

765 Nevin Way

1427 Kingman Ave

1532 Moorpark Ave

1420 Kingman Ave

771 Nevin Way

792 Concord Ave

777 Nevin Way

1425 Kingman Ave

768 Nevin Way

1418 Kingman Ave

984-986 Zarick Dr

1524 Moorpark Ave

785 Nevin Way

764 Nevin Way

981 Zarick Dr

774 Nevin Way

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How much are Studio apartments in Santa Clara?
There are currently 1,754 Studio Apartments in Santa Clara with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $3,095.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Santa Clara range from $1,233 to $10,659. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,749.
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