
Apartments near Judah and 23rd Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,834 Rentals)


4210 Judah St

4615 Irving St

6945 Geary Blvd

6850 Geary Blvd

479 32nd Ave

2621 Clement St

1371 47th Ave

1355 47th Ave

1423 47th Ave

3907-3915 Balboa St

533-535 35th Ave

453 31st Ave

2625 Clement St

2611 Clement St

1827 Clement St

1721 Clement St

324-326 Cabrillo St

Parnassua

530 8th Ave

300 Cabrillo St

2395 12th Ave

3876-3886 Noriega St

Clement Condominiums

292 22nd Ave

321 Parnassus Ave

312 18th Ave

4715-4723 Geary Blvd

339 15th Ave

520 8th Ave

2500 Clement St

395 25th Ave

2126-2128 Clement St

2020 Clement St

1918-1922 Clement St

301 18th Ave

35-37 Tacoma St

4233 Judah St

1219 47th Ave

720 41st Ave

2721 Clement St

401 28th Ave

400 28th Ave

1808 46th Ave

4220 Judah St

4232 Judah St

1231-1233 47th Ave

1472 48th Ave

795-797 42nd Ave

1380 48th Ave

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