
Apartments near Judah St & 23rd Ave-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,848 Rentals)


163 Seventeenth Avenue

240 26th Ave

246-248 27th Ave

230 Funston Ave

446-450 5th Ave

226 Funston Ave

226-228 Grattan St

144 21st Ave

538 3rd Ave

706 45th Ave

140 20th Ave

745 Clement St

26 Balboa St

383 6th Ave

242 27th Ave

855 47th Ave

342 8th Ave

865 47th Ave

319-323 N Willard St

348 8th Ave

251 27th Ave

159 Carl St

4500 Cabrillo St

539-541 41st St

235 25th Ave

136 Beulah St

231 24th Ave

234-236 25th Ave

24 Balboa St

130 23rd Ave

7550 Geary Blvd

466 Frederick St

4943-4949 17th St

239 25th Ave

142 20th Ave

746 46th Ave

231-235 25th Ave

238-242 Alma St

225 25th Ave

418 5th Ave

695 Arguello Blvd

234 27th Ave

2701 McAllister St

690 45th Ave

186 15th Ave

2222 Vicente St

2384-2394 Fulton St

9th Avenue Terrace

1255 Shrader St

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