
Apartments near Market and Buchanan-F Market in San Francisco, CA (7,502 Rentals)


243-247 Henry St

374-376 Noe Street

479 Sanchez St

903-907 Fulton St

35-39 Oakwood St

629 Guerrero St

531-535 Dolores St

700-712 Valencia St

3460 18th St

3448 18th St

33 San Carlos St

300 Divisadero St

927 Fulton St

3841 18th St

3420 18th St

904-906 Haight St

3200-3214 17th St

238-254 11th St

27-35 Isis St

242 Capp St

921-923A Fulton St

1161 Hayes St

301-303 Castro St

259-263 Divisadero St

169,171, 171 1/2 Alpine T

19 Alpine Terr.

35 Alpine Terr.

1105 Fell St

530 Scott St

540 Scott St

1179 Hayes St

1001-1007 Page St

178 Alpine Terr.

289-293 Divisadero St

1133 Fell St

920 Haight St

842 Waller St

130 Alpine Ter

138 Alpine Ter

158-160 Alpine Ter

3901-3909 17th St

3447 18th St

3859 18th St

3855 18th St

626 Church St

80-90 Kissling St

254 Capp St

1400 Mission St

70 Hancock St

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How much are Studio apartments in San Francisco?
There are currently 6,532 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,150 to $5,827 with an average price of $3,330.
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