
Apartments near Judah St & 23rd Ave-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,846 Rentals)


567-569 12th Ave

626 33rd Ave

630 33rd Ave

3036-3040 Fulton St

40-50 Irving St

3491-3497 Balboa St

522 25th Ave

3439-3443 Balboa St

1260 2nd Ave

664 9th Ave

591-597 11th Ave

1242-1244 2nd Ave

519 24th Ave

1259 44th Ave

700 Cabrillo St

1252 2nd Ave

1201 44th Ave

2362 20th Ave

674 9th Ave

3024 Fulton St

505 14th Ave

532 28th Ave

3010 Fulton St

629 33rd Ave

4326 Irving St

539 28th Ave

520 27th Ave

1223-1225 44th Ave

5947-5949 Geary Blvd

5801 Geary Blvd

505 26th Ave

2379 27th Ave

775 6th Ave

553 29th Ave

1378-1380 45th Ave

420 20th Ave

600-610 33rd Ave

1144 Taraval St

495 14th Ave

789 6th Ave

419 19th Ave

45 Lincoln Way

636 9th Ave

516 28th Ave

2396 27th Ave

1273 Arguello Blvd

630-634 Cabrillo St

1221 Arguello Blvd

15 Lincoln Way

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