
Apartments near California and Front-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (4,655 Rentals)


125 Trenton St

421-429 Green St

The St. Elizabeth

1309 Kearny St

447-451 Green St

1248 Stockton St

441 Green St

1025 Powell St

686 Broadway

1043 Powell St

1310-1314 Kearny St

412 Green St

422 Green St

1022 Sacramento St

864-872 Jackson St

416 Green St

1150 Powell St

The Harbor Lofts

33-35 Castle St

21 Alta St

475 Green St

1028-1032 Clay St

1327-1329 Kearny St

27 Alta St

296 Union St

1344-1346 Kearny St

SOMA

1306 Montgomery St

1031-1035 Clay St

375-379 Union St

367-373 Union St

3-5 Sonoma St

1321 Kearny St

1340 Kearny St

Bayside Elderly Housing

1016 Washington

1208-1216 Powell St

14-18 Varennes St

47-49 Codman Pl

462 Green St

456 Green St

120 Wetmore St

1305-1307 Montgomery St

1347 Kearny St

1360 Kearny St

381-395 Union St

700 Broadway

1021-1023 Washington St

1319-1323 Stockton St

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