
Apartments near Judah and 23rd Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,839 Rentals)


3844 Irving St

850 33rd Ave

732 26th Ave

1783-1785 8th Ave

503 Hugo St

710 25th Ave

701 24th Ave

603-609 22nd Ave

2045 Balboa St

1395 40th Ave

890 34th Ave

2139 Balboa St

706-708 15th Ave

1223-1225 6th Ave

116 Locksley Ave

2201 Balboa St

2525 Balboa St

1283 40th Ave

895-897 34th Ave

102 Locksley

1201 6th Ave

1790-1792 8th Ave

1204-1210 6th Ave

3922 Irving St

738 29th Ave

445 Hugo St

436 Hugo St

1232-1234 6th Ave

148 Locksley Ave

1359 5th Ave

140 Locksley Ave

3941 Irving St

660 16th Ave

1226 6th Ave

1845 8th Ave

1755 7th Ave

2501-2507 Balboa St

2030 Balboa St

900 Rivera St

2533 Balboa St

1801 38th Ave

1236 6th Ave

1851 8th Ave

635 17th Ave

2240 Balboa St

2200-2212 Balboa St

595 22nd Ave

623-625 17th Ave

3500 Fulton St

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