
Apartments near Judah and 23rd Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,838 Rentals)


147 16th Ave

5011 California St

225 11th St

4120-4124 Geary Blvd

676 Arguello Blvd

2368 Fulton St

Lone Mountain

136 Parnassus Ave

1700 Waller St

130 Carl St

3164 Turk St

2344 Fulton St

550 Stanyan St

364-370 6th Ave

653 Arguello Blvd

720 Clement St

206-212 12th Ave

4927-4929 California St

4921 California St

2515 Lake St

2455 Lake St

100 20th Ave

638 45th Ave

581 43rd Ave

211 27th Ave

832 48th Ave

4635 Cabrillo St

2338 Vicente St

2225 Vicente St

2401 Lake St

1845 Lake St

1835 Lake St

105 18th Ave

5026 California St

5010 California St

255 9th Ave

2037-2039 48th Ave

5020 California St

466-468 3rd Ave

2150 Fell St

515 Shrader St

4060 Geary Blvd

2160 Fell St

1916 Page St

360 6th Ave

126 Carl St

838 Shrader St

1408-1410 Shrader St

4606 Cabrillo St

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