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


1926-1930 Lombard St

2213-2217 Fillmore St

522 Fell St

2518 Fillmore St

200 Rose St

2250 Vallejo St

1125 Webster St

672 Hayes St

2077-2087 Greenwich St

1740-1770 Market St

129 Octavia St

540 Fell St

686-690 Hayes St

2266 Vallejo St

260 Page St

1330 Turk St

2285 Broadway

2295 Vallejo St

2443 Fillmore St

528-530 Fell St

1445 Eddy St

257 S Van Ness Ave

100 Haight St

2520-2522 Clay St

350 Laguna St

2504 Washington St

1307 Stevenson St

8 Octavia

112-114 Haight St

2426-2430 California St

400 Oak St

550 Fell St

2288 Broadway St

1025 17th St

113 Arkansas St

725 Grove St

Chateau Manor

281-287 Lily St

2170-2174 Green St

135 Valencia St

2528 Washington

709 Buchanan St

566 Fell St

1300-1330 Fillmore St

274 Page St

118-120 Haight St

3130 Webster St

1331 Stevenson St

114 Haight St

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How much are Studio apartments in San Francisco?
There are currently 6,533 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,150 to $5,827 with an average price of $3,328.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in San Francisco ranges from $898 to $9,300 with an average monthly rent of $3,945.
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