
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,962 Rentals)


172 Portola Dr

1675 Fulton St

1359-1363 Oak St

1256 Page St

1250 Page St

1126 Haight St

10 Corwin St

4164 17th St

1219 Page St

600-610 33rd Ave

2611 Clement St

2518 Clement St

1283 40th Ave

678 34th Ave

331 24th Ave

354 25th Ave

5940 California St

1045 Lake St

162 5th Ave

159 4th Ave

160 Blake St

2014-2016 McAllister St

195 2nd Avenue

1654 1658 Grove St

2293 Turk Blvd

74-76 Cook St

2000 McAllister St

720 Central Ave

647-649 Spruce St

330 W Portal Ave

1341 Lake St

321 24th Ave

159 20th Ave

129 18th Ave

1301-1307 Lake St

107-109 9th Ave

2621 Clement St

2540 Clement

340 25th Ave

3395 35th Ave

2625 Clement St

3922 Irving St

629 33rd Ave

1209 Page St

2710 Market St

1238-1240 Page St

930 Elizabeth St

1 Baker St

2-6 Corwin St

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