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SANTA INEZ APARTMENTS VILLAS

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Location

240 Elm St

Phone Number
6505837631
Rent

$687 - $1341*/month

Program Type

Low Income Housing

Street Address

240 Elm St, San Mateo, CA, 94401

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Low Income Housing

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Low Income Housing

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Low Income Housing

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Low Income Housing

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St Mathew Hotel

Low Income Housing

St Mathew Hotel Has 57 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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Lesley Towers

Section 8 Housing

Lesley Towers Has 195 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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Atria Hillsdale

Retirement Community

Atria Hillsdale Has 1 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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Retirement Community

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Retirement Community

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