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Old 07-09-2008, 03:25 PM
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I'd add the zip code 95116 to that list of bad zip codes.

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Old 07-11-2008, 01:35 PM
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I read with interest that some are telling you that South San Jose is full of a lot of older homes and advising that you stay west of Monterey. Where do these people live! I have lived in South San Jose for 27 years and it is beautiful and clean. One of the best areas in San Jose, which encompasses, Almaden, Blossom Hill, Santa Teresa, Bernal, Silver Leaf. Some very, very nice homes and subdivisions built close to the foothills. If you are going to work in South SJ, you can find beautiful housing in the area. IBM/Hitachi is in the process of tearing down to make room for more housing. Me...I'm moving to Texas. I love San Jose, but looking for simpler times and losing the rat race. Best to you.
I live and grew up in the area just west of Monterey at the Monterey-Branham intersection. Everything West of Monterey in south San Jose is great, usually the farther West you go, the better. However, the second you cross Monterey Rd., things change dramatically. I went to school on that side of Monterey and let me tell you that the educational system there pales in comparison to schools in the Almaden-Blossom Hill area. So like I said, if you are thinking of south San Jose, stay west of monterey unless you go up into the hills in areas like evergreen which are really nice.

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Old 07-16-2008, 02:26 PM
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yeah true. the alum rock/ mckee area is bad also. also in addition downtown: 95110, 95112,95113,95114, and 95115

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