
Apartments near Judah St & 28th Ave-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,361 Rentals)


1100 Clement St

567 Fifth Avenue

330 Parnassus Ave

337 10th Avenue

311 11th Ave

133 19th Ave

518-524 6th Ave

344 Carl St

1909 Lake Street

455 7th Ave

3090 Vicente St

Vicente Street Apartments

325 9th Avenue

301 Carl St

720 2nd Ave

420 7th Ave

301 Parnassus Ave

2448 Great Hwy

3230 Vicente St

3220 Vicente St

1324 Carl St

837 Arguello Blvd

860 Arguello Blvd

1 Cabrillo St

1445 Lake St

201 11th Ave

777 Arguello Blvd

4950 California St

2450 Fulton St

Billington Apartment

2759-2761 McAllister St

721 Arguello Blvd

495 3rd Ave

906-910 Stanyan St

275 Grattan

730 Stanyan

398 W Portal Ave

310 6th Avenue

652 Stanyan St

Stanyan at Oak

173 Parnassus Ave

1266 Stanyan St

629 Arguello Blvd

1965 Page

3125 Turk St

135 N Willard St

500 Stanyan

416-424 3rd Ave

144 Parnassus Ave

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