
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,952 Rentals)


603-609 22nd Ave

495 14th Ave

486 Funston Ave

1944 Anza St

1926 Anza St

1609-1617 Anza St

500 7th Ave

2701 Judah St

866-868 27th Ave

820 26th Ave

1726 Anza St

523 5th Ave

578-580 3rd Ave

707 Arguello Blvd

2844 Golden Gate Ave

1732 Anza St

1656 Anza St

369 Stanyan St

224 Shrader St

2070 Fell St

29 Balboa St

455 Cole St

540 Cole St

42 Belvedere St

833 Clayton St

532 Cole St

1544-1548 Belvedere St

318 Frederick St

214-216 Shrader St

437-439 Cole St

1907-1911 Oak St

2524 Anza St

2277 Fulton St

2271 Fulton St

2261 Fulton St

2185 Hayes St

2656 Mc Allister St

1714-1718 Anza St

1600-1610 Anza St

514 6th Ave

2420-2422 Cabrillo St

795 25th Ave

5130 Fulton St

800 26th Ave

595 22nd Ave

2139 Balboa St

558 21st Ave

473 10th Ave

530-532 20th Ave

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