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


531-533A Hugo St

621 Lincoln Way

1224 7th Ave

504-506 Hugo St

1695 10th Ave

1693-1695 Funston Ave

1200 17th Ave

1316-1318 Judah St

1336 Judah

1319 Judah St

1254 18th Ave

1248 18th Ave

1215-1217 17th Ave

1266 18th Ave

577 Lincoln Way

1359 5th Ave

503 Hugo St

1417-1419 5th Ave

1415 5th Ave

1375 5th Ave

1601 Lincoln Way

1701-1703 Funston Ave

1242 18th Ave

1263 18th Ave

445 Hugo St

1223-1225 6th Ave

1201 6th Ave

1236 6th Ave

436 Hugo St

1232-1234 6th Ave

1200 18th Ave

1728 Funston Ave

1249 18th Ave

116 Locksley Ave

1226 6th Ave

1204-1210 6th Ave

102 Locksley

408-418 Hugo St

1225 18th Ave

1201-1207 18th Ave

1345 19th Ave

1258-1260 19th Ave

1250 19th Ave

1501 19th Ave

201 Moraga St

1266 5th Ave

1250 5th Ave

485 Warren Dr

1737 9th Ave

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