
Apartments near Judah St & 28th Ave-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (423 Rentals)


830 32nd Ave

3616-3622 Lawton St

1306 43rd Ave

1392 Funston Ave

805-811 27th Ave

815 25th Ave

801 25th Ave

1551-1553 Funston Ave

800 26th Ave

1379 43rd Ave

4434 Fulton St

1400 Funston Ave

786 21st Ave

1141 Irving St

2345 Cabrillo St

2502 Cabrillo St

790 20th Ave

2420-2422 Cabrillo St

795 25th Ave

2245 Cabrillo St

1131 Irving St

1128 Irving St

2311 Cabrillo St

840 Kirkham St

1124-1126 Irving St

2207 Cabrillo St

3145-3149 Cabrillo St

1331 12th Ave

1515-1517 12th Ave

1311 12th Ave

770 26th Ave

2220-2226 Cabrillo St

1693-1695 Funston Ave

725 21st St

4244 Fulton St

31-37 Sheldon Terr.

859-861 36th Ave

1390 12th Ave

1290 12th Ave

1374 12th Ave

6124 Fulton St

775-777 24th Ave

2033-2035 Cabrillo St

2045 Cabrillo St

1701-1703 Funston Ave

1285 44th Ave

1318 12th Ave

1201 12th Ave

727 20th Ave

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