
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,954 Rentals)


2389-2399 16th Ave

1430 Waller St

1426 Waller St

150 Graystone Ter

76-78 Uranus Tr.

406 Clayton St

1003-1011 Anza

160 Graystone Ter

864 Ashbury St

1420 Waller St

1645 Page St

3030 Turk St

3010-3012 Turk Blvd

441 4th Ave

2525 Balboa St

675 25th Ave

480 22nd Ave

471-473 21st Ave

467 21st Ave

2362 20th Ave

501 Taraval St

483-497 22nd Ave

466-468 3rd Ave

38 Cole St

233 Clayton St

418 5th Ave

2501-2507 Balboa St

239 Clayton St

136 Frederick St

820 Ashbury St

848 Ashbury St

619 Ashbury St

649 Ashbury St

655-659 Ashbury St

1401 Waller St

900 Ashbury St

1420-1440 Clayton St

255 Upper Terr.

154 Clifford Ter

858 Ashbury St

1767 Oak St

1524-1528 Haight St

374-376 Funston Ave

241 Upper Ter

170 Graystone Ter

1443-1447 Clayton St

4489 17th St

555 Ashbury St

535 Ashbury St

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