
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,955 Rentals)


320 11th Ave

360 6th Ave

371 5th Ave

521 Arguello Blvd

8-10 Rossi Ave

510 Parker Ave

1565-1567 Masonic Ave

1320 Waller St

1667 Oak St

1227 Masonic Ave

1241-1245 Masonic Ave

1317 Masonic Ave

1329-1333 Masonic Ave

140 Eagle St

5 Danvers St

3801 Geary Blvd

5801 Geary Blvd

1301-1303 Waller St

1380 Masonic Ave

517 Arguello Blvd

26 Clayton St

225-229 Ashbury St

1919 Hayes St

1657-1661 Oak St

305 10th Ave

333 7th Ave

321 9th Ave

431 23rd Ave

423 23rd Ave

363 19th Ave

3525 Anza St

3501 Anza St

351 19th Ave

348 19th Ave

1345 Clement St

351 5th Ave

367 4th Ave

366 4th Ave

219 Ashbury St

2859-2861 Turk Blvd

100 Danvers

275 Graystone Terr.

745 Clement St

1770-1780 Fell St

145 Gardenside Dr

5600 Fulton St

615-617 Buena Vista Ave W

601 Buena Vista Ave W

567 Corbett Ave

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