
Apartments near California and Battery-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (2,023 Rentals)


456 Union St

1126 Clay St

472 Union St

533 Union St

The Mason Pacific Apartments

1330-1340 Mason St

539-559 Union St

The Harbor Lofts

39-43 Genoa Pl

1301 Mason St

1435 Kearny St

114 Varennes St

1140 Clay St

Eleven Fifty Clay

725-727 Folsom St

21 Napier Ln

969 Pine St

1159 Clay St

1459-1469 Kearny St

8-14 Nobles Alley

133 Varennes St

1403 Montgomery St

1443-1449 Powell St

555-559 Union St

18-20 Nobles Aly

1165 Clay St

1160 Clay St

121 Varennes St

49 Jasper Pl

639 Green St

539-543 Union St

115 Telegraph Hill Blvd

875 Broadway

Nob Hill Condominiums

1171 Clay St

1355 Mason St

567-577 Union St

417-425 Filbert St

1325-1329 Mason St

575 Harrison St

985 Pine St

32,34 Napier/221 Greenwic

449 Filbert St

1126 Taylor St

1030 Jackson St

Troy Apartments

1516-1520 Powell St

147-149 Varennes St

828 Taylor St
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There are currently 6,537 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $830 to $10,000 with an average price of $3,097.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in San Francisco range from $1,733 to $19,110. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,795.
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