
Apartments near UCSF-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (5,366 Rentals)


539 14th Ave

1495 Lawton St

446 11th Ave

180 Blake St

368 2nd Ave

635 Burnett Ave

628 Lyon St

965 Alvarado St

150 Cook St

1467 Hayes St

630 Lyon St

400 Baker St

245-249 Eureka St

235 Eureka St

89 Alpine Ter

22 Flint St

3759 16th St

3739 16th St

842 Waller St

25-27 Alpine Terr.

1080 Page St

959 Haight St

4454 23rd St

420 Baker St

1886 McAllister St

336 Anza St

229-231 Masonic Ave

537-541 Baker St

172 Palm Ave

133 Cook St

359 2nd Ave

371 5th Ave

367 4th Ave

362 4th Ave

366 4th Ave

186 Commonwealth Ave

148 Cook St

1707 Cabrillo St

259 Eureka St

19 Alpine Terr.

39-41 Divisadero St

1090 Page St

Castro Village Triplex

243-247 Henry St

1181 Oak St

53-57 Divisadero St

1301-1303 Fell St

4317 21st St

480 Douglass St

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