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Featured Apartments in Campbell, CA
River Walk Apartments
River Walk Apartments offers the finest location in Campbell. We are located next to the Los Gatos Creek trail and close to the Pruneyard for fine dining and shopping. Our property is well maintained in a garden like setting. We have 24 emergency maintaince and courtesy patrols in the evening.
Campbell CA, 95088
Four Twenty Union Apartments
FULLY Remodeled Units available!Great Floorplans! PRIME LOC: Close to Downtown, Major Freeways
Campbell CA, 95008
Newport Apartments
Bright Sunny Apartments...New Apartment Features...Resort-Caliber Amenities with Pool, Spa, and New Fitness Center...
Campbell CA, 95008
Cedar Glen Apartments
Convenient to 85/280 and 17...Convenient to Shopping...Trees, Trees, Trees
Campbell CA, 95008

Campbell, CA
Overview of Campbell
Officially incorporated as a city in 1952, Campbell, Calif., is a San Jose suburb located in Santa Clara County. This city is part of Silicon Valley, but most residents rarely associate the area with technology. It has a population of about 40,000 residents and is often remembered for its art, culture, history.
Campbell apartments for rent are an ideal choice for citizens of all ages. With a median age of 39.4 years old, the majority of the city's residents are between the ages of 18 and 65. It's a popular place for those who enjoy the outdoors, as it offers the scenic beauty of the Golden State with recreational activities like biking, camping, hiking and more.
Additionally, wine enthusiasts often appreciate visits to wineries in the Santa Clara Valley and Santa Cruz Mountains. Amusement parks, beaches, museums and parks are just a few of the other forms of entertainment located in and around Campbell.
Living in Campbell, CA
In 1846, Benjamin Campbell and his family came to the city that would later become present-day Campbell. He purchased 160 acres of land five years later, planting hay and grain. While this might appear inconsequential, Campbell's land was later sold for $5 and became the historical downtown core.
Campbell is frequently considered a progressive community, and has grown from a small farming development to a unique spot for Californians to reside. The city showcases its history throughout, as it features creative displays of nine different artists. Locals will see classic works of aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, glass, paint, stained and stamped concrete, stainless steel and tile at 32 examples of public art across the city.
Plaques have been placed near many apartments for rent in Campbell, CA, that give residents insight into the city's rich history. These commemorate community leaders and significant events from Campbell's past.
Campbell Work and Study
Campbell was once known as a small farming community, but has developed into an easily accessible city for businesses. The city contains over two million square feet of office real estate and over two million square feet of industrial property space. Some of the area's top employers include Barracuda Networks Inc., the Children's Recovery Center and Coulomb Technologies Inc.
The Campbell Union School District was established on September 7, 1921, and its faculty and staff members typically go above and beyond to deliver a high-quality education to students. This district includes 13 schools and 7,700 pupils from preschool through grade 8. In fact, the school district features 736 employees, and 54 percent of these workers are teachers and pupil support personnel.
Meanwhile, San Jose City College, San Jose State University and Santa Clara are among the higher education institutions located near many rentals in Campbell.
Rentals in Campbell, CA and Cost of Living
It can be expensive to live in Campbell, so newcomers want to evaluate their budgets before moving to the area. City-Data.com notes that the cost of living in this city in March 2012 was 143.4, about 43 points higher than the national average. The average monthly rent for an apartment in this city could run between $1,000 and $1,600.
Campbell Attractions and Special Events
The Campbell Historic Museum and Ainsley House are regular hot spots for residents and tourists. Take a trip back in time at the Ainsley House, which features English Tudor style architecture, 15 rooms and original furniture from the 1920s. Surrounding gardens often delight those who enjoy the outdoors, providing a beautiful backdrop to the property.
While the downtown area delivers antique shops, art galleries, coffee houses, restaurants and nightlife year-round, many citizens enjoy the many citizens enjoy the area's First Fridays, a series of fun events held on the first Friday of every month. Past First Friday events have included classic car shows, concerts and scavenger hunts. The event is held every May, and includes craft booths, entertainment, exhibits and wine, a fitting tribute to the city's agricultural history.
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