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


533-535 35th Ave

490 34th Ave

3032-3038 Clement St

326-328 30th Ave

309 29th Ave

261 27th Ave

246-248 27th Ave

224 26th Ave

2401 Lake St

218 26th Ave

38 Heather Ave

79--83 Manzanita Ave

32 Heather Ave

87 Manzanita Ave

1442 Grove St

457 Broderick St

1060 Page St

1051 Page St

1045 Page St

53-57 Divisadero St

4323 20th St

546 Sanchez/102 Hancock

241 Collingwood St

1171-1175 Oak St

1056 Page St

775 Noe/8 Rayburn

117-133 Divisadero St

242 27th Ave

16 Divisadero St

172 Castro St

195 Collingwood Street

214-216 Castro St

250 Castro St

340-344 Castro St

1038 Page St

1039 Page St

1165 Oak St

2301 15th St

Corona Heights

328-332 Castro St

352 Castro

336-338 Castro St

515 Broderick St

12-14 Divisadero St

428 Broderick St

424 Broderick St

410 Broderick St

400 Broderick St

1457-1467 Fulton St

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