309 N 5th St, San Jose, CA 95112

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$1,200,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

2,532

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year built

1902

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Welcome to 309 N 5th St in Downtown San Jose, a fourplex offering 2,532 sq ft of living space on a 6,900 sq ft lot and positioned perfectly for your next investment opportunity. The building includes two well-sized one-bedroom, one-bath units and two efficient studio units, all occupied by consistent, reliable tenantsideal for a first-time investor, seasoned owner, or 1031 exchange buyer seeking stability with upside potential. Situated in the heart of the Hensley neighborhood, the property provides easy access to restaurants, Japantown, San Jose State University, parks, and major transit. Nearby schools include Grant Elementary, Muwekma Ohlone Middle, and San Jose High, and the location remains a strong rental draw with major employers and the surrounding downtown just minutes away. With steady cash flow and the continued redevelopment of San Joses urban core, 309 N 5th St presents a compelling opportunity for long-term growth and income.

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MLS number: ML82028187

Listing agent: Andrew Meunier

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (408) 252-1133

Last update: Wednesday, April 1 2026 at 7:52 a.m. EDT

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