
Apartments near University of California, San Francisco - Parnassus Campus in San Francisco, CA (5,247 Rentals)


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535 Arguello Blvd

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455 7th Ave

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416-424 3rd Ave

121 Broderick St

855 Waller St

37 States St

100 Broderick

61 Divisadero St

312 Baker

360 Castro St

3701 Geary Blvd

291 Broderick

800 Duboce

845 Waller St

420 7th Ave

295 Castro

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2059 Golden Gate Ave

430 Baker

361-365 2nd Ave

400 Anza St

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1836 McAllister St

145-147 Henry St

2339 Market

1 Scott

1367 Hayes St

800 Lyon

682-696 Twentieth Avenue

465 14th Ave

1300 26th Avenue

65-67 Scott Street

440 Arguello Blvd

310 6th Avenue

650 Alvarado

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