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BRACHER SENIOR

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Location

2665 South Dr

Phone Number
4082758770
Rent

$714 - $1327*/month

Program Type

Low Income Housing

Street Address

2665 South Dr, Santa Clara, CA, 95051

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Lucretia Julian Streets

Lucretia Julian Streets

Public Housing

The Project Has 2 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

$714 - $1327*/month
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Belovida Santa Clara Senior Apartments

Belovida Santa Clara Senior Apartments

Low Income Housing

Belovida Santa Clara Senior Apartments Has 28 Units Available

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Camino Del Rey

Low Income Housing

Camino Del Rey Has 47 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Gateway Santa Clara

Gateway Santa Clara

Low Income Housing

Gateway Santa Clara Has 42 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Homesafe Santa Clara

Homesafe Santa Clara

Low Income Housing

Homesafe Santa Clara Has 25 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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John Burns Gardens

John Burns Gardens

Low Income Housing

John Burns Gardens Has 100 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Klamath Gardens

Klamath Gardens

Low Income Housing

Klamath Gardens Has 17 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Miramar Way

Miramar Way

Low Income Housing

Miramar Way Has 16 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Presidio El Camino Apartments

Presidio El Camino Apartments

Low Income Housing

Presidio El Camino Apartments Has 40 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Rivertown Apartments

Rivertown Apartments

Low Income Housing

Rivertown Apartments Has 100 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Riverwood Grove

Riverwood Grove

Low Income Housing

Riverwood Grove Has 71 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Riverwood Place

Riverwood Place

Low Income Housing

Riverwood Place Has 148 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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Liberty Tower

Liberty Tower

Section 8 Housing

Liberty Tower Has 100 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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HamiltonBanc Mortgage

HamiltonBanc Mortgage

Retirement Community

HamiltonBanc Mortgage Has 1 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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MISSION SKILLED NURSING & SUBACUTE CENTER

MISSION SKILLED NURSING & SUBACUTE CENTER

Retirement Community

MISSION SKILLED NURSING & SUBACUTE CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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VALLEY HOUSE REHABILITATION CENTER

VALLEY HOUSE REHABILITATION CENTER

Retirement Community

VALLEY HOUSE REHABILITATION CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$714 - $1327*/month
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