
Apartments near Judah and 19th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (3,274 Rentals)


780 9th Ave

623-625 17th Ave

771 9th Ave

774 9th Ave

619 16th Ave

805-811 27th Ave

100 Hugo St

1225-1227 2nd Ave

40-50 Irving St

2045 Balboa St

770 26th Ave

900 Rivera St

622 23rd Ave

768 9th Ave

795 8th Ave

603-609 22nd Ave

735 9th Ave

3134 Fulton St

1260 2nd Ave

1252 2nd Ave

1242-1244 2nd Ave

2201 Balboa St

2139 Balboa St

5450 Fulton St

5432 Fulton

768 8th Ave

950 Cabrillo St

932 Cabrillo St

686 11th Ave

2030 Balboa St

1930-1932 Balboa

591 20th Ave

590-596 20th Ave

1720-1734 Balboa St

3124 Fulton St

878-880 31st Ave

45 Lincoln Way

630-632 Funston Ave

777 7th Ave

1273 Arguello Blvd

1299 Arguello Blvd

732 26th Ave

3200-3202 Judah St

895 31st Ave

710 25th Ave

701 24th Ave

595 22nd Ave

1391 37th Ave

1233 Arguello Blvd

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