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Start your proud homeowner with this move-in condition 1b1b 10th-floor high-rise building located in San Jose downtown! 175 St James City Height building was built in 2006, with a very quiet location, easy commute to main routines, and walk to all shops/restaurants........This lovely modern condo is featured 2 big windows from the ceiling to the floor, an in-house laundry room, a spacious bedroom, and a bathroom. Good city review! The HOA's $574 monthly includes internet and all utilities except electricity, and the on-site HOA Manager to assist you always!
Listing agent: Yamina Wu DRE #01989174 wycalen@gmail.com, Listing office: Compass
MLS data updated 11/3/2026, 4:47:46 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: ML81935791
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Sep 29, 2023
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$560,000Closed sale · Sep 29, 2023ZIP 95110 · Sep 2023
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