Milpitas, CA Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Milpitas, CA
Milpitas apartments are mostly low-rise and mid-rise buildings from the 1970s through today. You see a lot of stucco exteriors, tile roofs, wide parking lots, and gated entries. Near the Milpitas BART station and the Transit Center, newer apartments often have larger mixed-use buildings, secured garages, courtyards, and gyms. Around Midtown and near The Great Mall, many apartments sit close to busy roads, so access can be easy but traffic noise can carry. Inside, many units have practical layouts, central air, and in-unit laundry in newer buildings, while older apartments often have simpler finishes and more varied room sizes.In the north near McCarthy Ranch and along Montague, apartments often sit in business park areas with newer facades and broader streets. In the south and west, around Sunnyhills, Parktown, and near Ed R. Levin County Park, you find more condo-style rentals, townhomes, and some houses for rent on curving residential streets. These homes often have garages, small yards, and two-story layouts. East Milpitas, closer to the foothills, has fewer large apartment clusters and more houses, so the feel changes block by block. Exterior style across the city stays fairly consistent, but the mix of apartments and houses can shift a lot by area.