
Apartments near California and Grant-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (5,557 Rentals)


453 S Van Ness Ave

97-99 Webster St

510 Steiner St

614 Page St

136 Guerrero St

3731 Fillmore St

156 Hermann St

1831-1849 Divisadero St

2800 California St

2801 California St

The Heights

2229 Divisadero St

3747-3749 Fillmore St

333 Fillmore

2937 Scott St

Onyx

1025 Scott St

450 S Van Ness Ave

1469 Mcallister St

930 Scott St

427-431 14th St

419-421 14th St

635 Page St

460 14th St

65 Cervantes Blvd

1031-1039 Scott St

195 Alhambra St

541-543 Steiner St

443 14th St

1600 Golden Gate Ave

1470-1484 McAllister St

909 Scott St

35 Capp St

935-939 Fell St

533 Steiner St

3420 Pierce St

430 Steiner St

668 Page St

3118-3120 Scott St

436-440 Kansas St

435 Vermont St

309 Waller St

41-45 Capp St

1750 Beach St

113 Arkansas St

3755 Fillmore St

2341 Divisadero St

73-77 Webster St

The Heights

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How much are Studio apartments in San Francisco?
There are currently 6,536 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,150 to $5,783 with an average price of $3,321.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in San Francisco ranges from $898 to $7,812 with an average monthly rent of $3,937.
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