
Apartments near Judah and 23rd Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,841 Rentals)


142 27th Ave

330 W Portal Ave

4730-4734 California St

214-216 Shrader St

362 4th Ave

1951 Oak St

1805-1809 Page St

67-71 Carl St

1416-1418 Cole St

3801 Geary Blvd

369-375 3rd Ave

545 Arguello Blvd

2070 Fell St

3037-3039 Turk Blvd

220-224 8th Ave

614-624 Cole St

626-628 Cole St

370 Frederick St

36 Grattan St

4752 17th St

195 9th Ave

1324 Lake St

4625 California St

667-677 47th Ave

464 43rd Ave

4630 Balboa St

659 47th Ave

4640 Balboa St

119 Belvedere St

1430 Cole St

169-A Belvedere St

150 Shrader St

2165-2169 Hayes St

1919-1931 Oak St

1801 Page St

525 Cole St

101 Sutro Heights Ave

3329 Taraval St

372 W Portal Ave

221 7th Ave

3030 Turk St

51-53 14th Ave

26-28 15th Ave

358-360 Frederick St

36-38 Alma St

1814 Page St

5750 Cole St

35 Belvedere St

54 Parnassus Ave

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