
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,953 Rentals)


2199 Turk St

1158 Page St

807-811 Alvarado St

123 E Buena Vista Ave

4397 24th St

1263 Oak St

1255 Oak St

395 Euclid Ave

51 Diamond

1553 Fulton St

25 Buena Vista Terr.

15-151/2 Buena Vista Terr.

1070-1074 14th St

63 Diamond St

2161 Turk St

1886 McAllister St

630 Lyon St

217-219 Anzavista Ave

628 Lyon St

302 27th Ave

1246-1248 42nd Ave

319 27th Ave

2882-2886 Geary Blvd

140 Wood St

90 Nido Ave

209 Anzavista Ave

699 36th Ave

Del Rey Apartments

324-328 Baker St

1130-1132 Page St

The Westlake

228 Diamond St

4300-4304 19th St

83 States St

340 Baker St

1124 Page St

145 Broderick St

Sunshine Market

431-433 Hoffman Ave

2919 Clement St

2845-2849 Ulloa St

267 25th Ave

8 Jordan Ave

4340 Anza St

479 32nd Ave

2838 Clement St

498 Hoffman

20-22 Blake St

6901-6909 Geary Blvd

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