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


1876-1880 McAllister St

1871-1875 McAllister St

141 Broderick St

875 Waller St

158-160 Alpine Ter

178 Alpine Terr.

130 Alpine Ter

138 Alpine Ter

165 Beaver St

38 Broderick St

2308-2310 Taraval St

888 Waller St

98 Broderick St

894-898 Waller St

1528 Fulton St

2121 Turk Blvd

231 24th Ave

537-541 Baker St

1467 Hayes St

The Alpine

32 Flint St

Castro Village Triplex

420 Baker St

400 Baker St

4606 25th St

1215 Oak St

4101 Lincoln Way

363 29th Ave

274 26th Ave

3540-3546 Balboa St

6850 Geary Blvd

429-431 31st Ave

32-34 7th Ave

3775 California St

85 Heather Ave

3967 Sacramento St

2920 Clement St

302 28th Ave

234-236 25th Ave

4400 Anza St

6939 Geary Blvd

260 26th Ave

3616-3622 Lawton St

291 27th Ave

278 27th Ave

4433 Anza St

537 34th Ave

2223 Lake St

3739 Judah St

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