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


1400 Castro St

789-793 Page St

569 Waller St

342-352 Pierce St

310-314 Pierce St

336 Pierce St

777 Page St

632 Haight St

4041 23rd St

362 Pierce St

330 Pierce St

2060 Ellis St

509 Pierce St

577 41st Ave

7615 Geary Blvd

7601 Geary Blvd

3425 Sacramento St

7550 Geary Blvd

2624 Sutter Sq

3939 Noriega St

3929 Noriega St

6900 Fulton St

1504 McAllister St

1439-1441 Baker St

1431 Baker St

2330 Geary Blvd

2171 O'Farrell St

2185 O'Farrell St

1640 Golden Gate Ave

1615-1619 Golden Gate Ave

1491-1499 McAllister St

630-630B Haight St

4037-4039 23rd St

5040 Anza St

655-659 Haight St

544 Presidio Ave

614 Haight St

645 Haight St

2306 Geary Blvd

514 41st Ave

385-387 Jersey St

3559 Jackson St

3434 Sacramento St

2614 Sutter St

3019 Pine St

2885-2887 Bush St

343 Walnut St

3426 Sacramento St

539-541 41st St

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