
Apartments near Judah St & 28th Ave-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,365 Rentals)


685 48th Ave

285 27th Ave

15 Lincoln Way

1233 Vincente St

1273 Arguello Blvd

1221 Arguello Blvd

6310 California St

4801 Geary Blvd

2206-2268 Great Hwy

1215-1217 Arguello Blvd

565 8th Ave

1233 Arguello Blvd

6230-6232 California St

235 19th Ave

290 17th Ave

465 10th Ave

446 11th Ave

464 43rd Ave

6112 California St

638-642 Balboa St

286 17th Ave

2338 Vicente St

3329 Taraval St

733 5th Ave

150 Sutro Heights Ave

727 5th Ave

473 10th Ave

677-681 48th Ave

234 19th Ave

261 27th Ave

262 27th Ave

776 5th Ave

3355 44th Ave

190-192 19 23rd Ave

632-636 Balboa St

270 27th Ave

263 26th Ave

267 27th Ave

3416-3424 Taraval St

267 25th Ave

274 26th Ave

191 23rd Ave

2225 Vicente St

374-376 Funston Ave

4715-4723 Geary Blvd

5817 California St

5940 California St

1440-1442 Clement St

290 16th Ave

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