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#TheSoldStandard proudly presents 1000 SqFt of chic @ The Brickyard. Better known as the heartbeat of innovation, Downtown San Jose continues to groom successful professionals; especially @ 1060 S. 3rd Street. This 2bd/2bth stylish unit is a perfect opportunity to experience comfort, convenience, and luxury. Don't miss your chance to be a homeowner in the Bay Area, at an affordable rate!
Listing agent: Allen Benjamin DRE #01852741 theallenbenjamin@gmail.com, Listing office: CSR Real Estate Services
MLS data updated 11/1/2026, 6:03:18 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: ML81677353
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Oct 20, 2017
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No recordNo property-price record in this range.ZIP 95112 · Nov 2026
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