
Apartments near Judah St & 31st Ave-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (2,152 Rentals)


1320 7th Ave

419 19th Ave

1783-1785 8th Ave

1500 7th Ave

101 Sutro Heights Ave

404 20th Ave

367 22nd Ave

700 12th Ave

2920 Clement St

377 22nd Ave

2838 Clement St

3401 Clement St

4725 Balboa St

441 24th Ave

423 25th Ave

1270 7th Ave

1444 7th Ave

3121 Taraval St

395 31st Ave

695 48th Ave

2722 Clement St

525 Irving St

434 24th Ave

363 22nd Ave

117-119 Sutro Heights Ave

418 25th Ave

3032-3038 Clement St

1224 7th Ave

2331 17th Ave

400 26th Ave

535 Hugo St

577 Lincoln Way

Surfside Ii

3240-3254 Taraval St

1790-1792 8th Ave

531-533A Hugo St

375 21st Ave

3400 Fulton St

577 14th Ave

1851 8th Ave

335 23rd Ave

2626-2628 Clement St

1845 8th Ave

2524 Anza St

1033 Cabrillo St

581 14th Ave

430 24th Ave

354 22nd Ave

3232 Taraval St

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