
Apartments near Judah and 15th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,720 Rentals)


1937 Page St

4860 17th St

119-121 Carl St

895 31st Ave

443 15th Ave

447 15th Ave

465 10th Ave

470 20th Ave

473 10th Ave

1732 Anza St

2412 Fulton St

570 5th Ave

527 6th Ave

838 Shrader St

835-837 30th Ave

112 Parnassus Ave

530 6th Ave

1653 Waller St

2770-2776 McAllister St

765 Arguello Blvd

2766 Mcallister St

2749 McAllister St

1726 Anza St

1714-1718 Anza St

1656 Anza St

1609-1617 Anza St

2313-2317 21st Ave

435 15th Ave

430 15th Ave

454 12th Ave

2530-2532 Balboa St

2526 Balboa St

115 Carl St

2041 Oak St

915 Cole St

1147 Cole St

140-144 Carmel St

1916 Page St

622 Shrader St

1645 Waller St

600 24th Ave

3201-3207 Anza St

438 12th Ave

446 11th Ave

454 20th Ave

500 7th Ave

515 Shrader St

1651 Waller St

853-857 Cole St

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