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


1250 Upper Great Hwy

321 24th Ave

524 38th Ave

302-314 Balboa St

570 5th Ave

7301 Geary Blvd

363 29th Ave

1300 La Playa St

362-364 30th Ave

329 25th Ave

514 6th Ave

325 26th Ave

1468 La Playa St

573-577 Frederick St

7315 Geary Blvd

395 31st Ave

251 Parnassus St

463-465 35th Ave

1400 Great Hwy

229 21st Ave

334 26th Ave

235 19th Ave

1262 La Playa St

1532-1536 Anza St

33 Woodland Ave

6900 Fulton St

322 25th Ave

1710-1714 48th Ave

327 25th Ave

225 21st Ave

1301 La Playa St

295-299 14th Ave

350 11th Ave

405 33rd Ave

335 27th Ave

358-360 30th Ave

332 12th Ave

318 25th Ave

250-252 17th Ave

230 19th Ave

1580 Great Hwy

234 19th Ave

3215 Clement St

1220 Upper Great Hwy

260 Carl St

472 7th Ave

427 34th Ave

315 12th Ave

1560 Great Hwy

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