
Apartments near Judah and 40th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (1,741 Rentals)


800 26th Ave

1501 19th Ave

1691-1693 20th Ave

895 24th Ave

1801 21st Ave

1279 19th Ave

571 36th Ave

801 25th Ave

815 25th Ave

1563 19th Ave

1259 19th Ave

2709 Balboa St

539-541 41st St

541 37th Ave

1231 19th Ave

524 38th Ave

530 42nd Ave

860 24th Ave

795 25th Ave

2420-2422 Cabrillo St

4702 Fulton St

770 26th Ave

2345 Cabrillo St

1258-1260 19th Ave

1250 19th Ave

1336 Judah

571 33rd Ave

514 41st Ave

518 38th Ave

7433 Geary Blvd

7615 Geary Blvd

7601 Geary Blvd

7719 Geary Blvd

501 41st Ave

533-535 35th Ave

7525 Geary Blvd

1315 Judah St

1400 Ortega St

1319 Judah St

1586-1588 19th Ave

1226 19th Ave

1582 19th Ave

1316-1318 Judah St

2311 Cabrillo St

796 23rd Ave

551-553 33rd Ave

3114 Taraval St

3100 Taraval St

501 38th Ave

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