
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,951 Rentals)


446 11th Ave

2331 17th Ave

2306 19th Ave

443 15th Ave

447 15th Ave

2200-2212 Balboa St

2502 Cabrillo St

770 26th Ave

701 24th Ave

450 8th Ave

454 9th Ave

455 8th Ave

472 7th Ave

471 6th Ave

530-532 3rd Ave

237-239 Cole St

2594 McAllister St

1746 Page St

1732-1742 Page St

268-272 Frederick St

225 Downey St

1865 Oak St

263-267 Frederick St

191-195 Downey St

233 A --235 Downey St

1126-1128 Ashbury St

1180 Clayton St

225 Cole St

1601-1621 Haight St

2828 Anza St

252 Downey St

1855 Oak St

662 Clayton St

2126-2130 Hayes St

1994 Fell St

1837 Oak St

463 6th Ave

667 Arguello Blvd

2749 Golden Gate Ave

1229 Anza St

444 9th Ave

2240 Balboa St

2917 Anza St

435 15th Ave

435 9th Ave

443 8th Ave

421 14th Ave

418 Funston Ave

2943-2949 Anza St

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