
Apartments near Judah and 28th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,361 Rentals)


4501 Irving St

2045 Balboa St

675 25th Ave

1322 10th Ave

1418 10th Ave

530 Kirkham St

1205 10th Ave

719 17th Ave

1352 10th Ave

425 Judah St

1635 10th Ave

1528 10th Ave

1222 10th Ave

1771 11th Ave

595 22nd Ave

3909 Moraga St

4125-4129 Judah St

4124 Judah St

1235 46th Ave

3395 35th Ave

690 34th Ave

3760 Noriega St

1364-1368 47th Ave

1201 46th Ave

2030 Balboa St

1659-1661 10th Ave

1367 9th Ave

835 Lincoln Way

1254 10th Ave

1353 9th Ave

1377-1379 9th Ave

3439-3443 Balboa St

1369 9th Ave

1429 9th Ave

1365 9th Ave

1543-1549 Cabrillo St

792 15th Ave

3401 Balboa St

678 34th Ave

4545-4549 Irving St

1400 47th Ave

663 33rd Ave

Riff Sound Studios

622 28th Ave

1257 9th Ave

1551 9th Ave

1511 9th Ave

1273 9th Ave

1277 9th Ave

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