
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,965 Rentals)


3530 Anza St

560 26th Ave

519 24th Ave

358 21st Ave

316 19th Ave

301 18th Ave

1657 Clement St

284 12th Ave

726-728 Clement St

309 5th Ave

1400 Clement St

9th Avenue Terrace

720 Clement St

5947-5949 Geary Blvd

377 22nd Ave

1960 Fulton St

1270-1274 Waller St

630 Corbett Ave

4670 18th St

45 Crestline Dr

1730 Fell St

1100 Masonic Ave

431 Burnett Ave

473 Roosevelt Way

522 25th Ave

57 Ashbury St

1921 Fulton St

1126-1128 Masonic Ave

359 21st Ave

1256 Taraval St

359 2nd Ave

838 Anza St

828 Anza St

122 Beaumont Ave

378 2nd Ave

2801 Turk St

1721 Clement St

1550 Clement St

290 16th Ave

1440-1442 Clement St

2401 23rd Ave

351 21st Ave

558 26th Ave

526 25th Ave

571 26th Ave

534 25th Ave

886-888 33rd Ave

622 28th Ave

3633 Anza St

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