
Apartments near Duboce and Church (J Line)-J Church in San Francisco, CA (2,787 Rentals)


177 14th St

400 Broderick St

528 Noe St

59 Collingwood St

1259 Oak St

359-363 S Van Ness Ave

60 Sycamore St

3527 18th St

4100 17th St

410 Broderick St

247-249 Roosevelt Way

581 Dolores St

519 Birch St

3876 19th St

305 S Van Ness St

51-61 Sycamore St

1255 Oak St

65-69 Oakwood St

16th Street Apartments

1302 Hayes St

1040 Fulton St

30 Sycamore St

40-42 Sycamore St

122 Baker St

383 S Van Ness Ave

387 S Van Ness Ave

3521 18th St

1261 Grove St

450 S Van Ness Ave

3484 18th St

1 Baker St

424 Broderick St

428 Broderick St

1314-1318 Hayes St

25-29 Adair St

430 Broderick St

625 Octavia St

1301-1303 Fell St

908 Steiner St

486 Grove St

126-132 Hartford St

470 Grove

3478 18th St

3970-3972 19th St

3664-3668 19th St

12 Shotwell St

Residential/commercial

1359 Hayes St

398 Hayes St

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