
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,953 Rentals)


830 Stanyan St

2315 Judah St

Sunset Dental And Chiropractic

1825 Noriega St

667 9th Ave

1707 Cabrillo St

659-661 14th Ave

791-797 21st Ave

664 9th Ave

491 Frederick St

182-184 Carl St

189 Parnassus Ave

183 Parnassus Ave

244 Grattan St

950 Quintara St

651-653 10th Ave

1835 Noriega St

812 Stanyan St

172 Parnassus Ave

238-242 Alma St

798 Stanyan St

660 16th Ave

790 22nd Ave

226-228 Grattan St

636 9th Ave

410 Cabrillo St

727 20th Ave

2350 Judah St

1901 Noriega St

791-793 22nd Ave

471-473 Frederick St

4943-4949 17th St

630-632 Funston Ave

1255 Shrader St

645 8th Ave

647 7th Ave

783 2nd Ave

646 8th Ave

1845 Cabrillo St

159 Carl St

466 Frederick St

796 23rd Ave

614 Funston Ave

136 Beulah St

1147-1149 Shrader St

1409 Shrader St

4909-4911 17th St

324-326 Cabrillo St

2550 Fulton St

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