
Apartments near Market and Montgomery-F Market in San Francisco, CA (5,565 Rentals)


630 Laguna St

580 Hayes St

147-151 Page St

1266 Chestnut St

1258-1260 Chestnut St

1700 Market St

764 North Point St

2263-2269 Sacramento St

1875 Buchanan St

1463 Lombard St

2216 Clay St

1674 Filbert

1649 Greenwich St

1940 Broadway

2100 Jackson St

1900 Vallejo St

2090 Pacific Ave

1090 Francisco St

471-473 Linden St

1290 Chestnut St

821-825 N Point St

Parthenon Apartments

2218 Clay St

2242 Washington St

2101 Pacific Ave

2112 Pine St

1813-1817 Sutter St

2106 Jackson St

2201 California St

1999 Broadway

474 Fell St

1628-1630 Greenwich St

900 Bay St

2914-2926 Larkin St

2700 Hyde St

1960 Broadway

1275 Buchanan St

2765 Gough St

2810 Gough St

1301-1311 Chestnut St

305 Oak St

1778-1780 Green St

2749 Gough St

2945 Van Ness

2900 Franklin St

1661 Greenwich St

1700-1704 Filbert St

616 Hayes St

480 Fell St

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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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