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


794 47th Ave

690 45th Ave

427 34th Ave

430-432 35th Ave

2722 Clement St

375 19th Ave

327 22nd Ave

3134 Fulton St

1260 4th Ave

250 Irving St

1322 4th Ave

495 14th Ave

695 9th Ave

768 8th Ave

435-437 35th Ave

2205 Clement St

443 15th Ave

447 15th Ave

591-597 11th Ave

1200-1212 4th Ave

236-258 Hugo St

340 21st Ave

374 19th Ave

2141 Clement St

395 28th Ave

2626-2628 Clement St

2518 Clement St

2500 Clement St

2135 Clement St

363 19th Ave

3215 Clement St

2650 Clement St

2845-2849 Ulloa St

2540 Clement

423 34th Ave

405 33rd Ave

7525 Geary Blvd

4425 Balboa St

2920 Clement St

2838 Clement St

832 48th Ave

4635 Cabrillo St

2037-2039 48th Ave

4441 Balboa St

495 38th Ave

2916-2920 Taraval St

2400 39th Ave

395 31st Ave

3032-3038 Clement St

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