
Apartments near Judah and 12th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,955 Rentals)


1367 Hayes St

295 Castro

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3848 Sacramento St

7100 Geary Blvd

660 Clipper

1885 Golden Gate Ave

Rachel Townsend Apartments

433 34th Ave

338 32nd Ave

517 36th Avenue

99 Lupine

1364 Grove St

610 Clipper

577 Castro St

1827 Golden Gate Ave

Casa De Vida Apartments

40 Anzavista Avenue

650 Alvarado

1 Scott

145-147 Henry St

2339 Market

642 Alvarado

65-67 Scott Street

1819 Golden Gate

717 40th Ave

111 Euclid Ave

4205 24th St

630 Alvarado

900-910 Presidio Ave

342 Spruce St

1273 Hayes St

900 Broderick

1290 Grove

1000 Oak Street

4030 19th Street

1743-1753 Golden Gate Ave

1760 Golden Gate

1720 Golden Gate

3699 Clay St

Alamo Square Apartment

1750 Golden Gate

1240 Hayes

3894-3898 Seventeenth Street

363 Noe St

1220 Hayes St

1234 Grove

1240 Grove St

2760 Sutter St

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