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I looked around just for fun and found 3 places in ~2 minutes. I don't live there, so I'm not sure if these are terrible locations. Also, two are on the outskir

by dikdik 11y ago

I looked around just for fun and found 3 places in ~2 minutes. I don't live there, so I'm not sure if these are terrible locations. Also, two are on the outskirts and it's possible they don't qualify as being in the city. Bayview $3050 https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/5364791015.html https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/5364791015.html Glen Park $3200 https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/5356024005.html https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/5356024005.html Twin Peaks $3200 https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/5341244930.html https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/5341244930.html

overdrivetg 11y ago
Twin Peaks probably counts, but the other two are wayyy outside of what IMO people would consider "SF".
- sundaeofshock 11y ago
  The 120,000+ people who live in those areas would consider it SF.
marme 11y ago
The bayview and glen park places you posted are literally blocks from the SF city limits and only technically count as being in the city most people would not realistically call that in the city. The twin peaks place is in the city and i do concede that every once in a while a cheap place like that comes on the market but there will be at least 50 people competing for that apartment, i have a better chance winning a scratch off lottery ticket than getting that apartment, i know i tried getting similar apartment in twin peaks last time i was looking. There is also possibility that it is scam and they just collect 100 dollar application fees from everyone and dont rent it to anyone. It is not realistic to say this is average 2 bedroom you can get in SF because not even 10% of people could get an apartment like this, i doubt if even 1% of people could find a place like this not count all the people in rent controlled apartments here for 10-20 years
- sundaeofshock 11y ago
  The Glen Park location is not in The City? Really? I lived in the area when I was in high school, and it is very much a part of The City. It's about a 1.5 miles (in a city 7 miles across) from the border with Daly City. There are over 70,000 San Francisco residents in the zip code south of this location, with at least 120,000 living in the southern part of The City. There is significant shopping, parks, schools and a freaking college in the area. Why don't you ask one of those people if they think they realistically call where they live The City?

by dikdik 11y ago

overdrivetg 11y ago

Twin Peaks probably counts, but the other two are wayyy outside of what IMO people would consider "SF".

sundaeofshock 11y ago
The 120,000+ people who live in those areas would consider it SF.

marme 11y ago

The bayview and glen park places you posted are literally blocks from the SF city limits and only technically count as being in the city most people would not realistically call that in the city. The twin peaks place is in the city and i do concede that every once in a while a cheap place like that comes on the market but there will be at least 50 people competing for that apartment, i have a better chance winning a scratch off lottery ticket than getting that apartment, i know i tried getting similar apartment in twin peaks last time i was looking. There is also possibility that it is scam and they just collect 100 dollar application fees from everyone and dont rent it to anyone. It is not realistic to say this is average 2 bedroom you can get in SF because not even 10% of people could get an apartment like this, i doubt if even 1% of people could find a place like this not count all the people in rent controlled apartments here for 10-20 years

sundaeofshock 11y ago
The Glen Park location is not in The City? Really? I lived in the area when I was in high school, and it is very much a part of The City. It's about a 1.5 miles (in a city 7 miles across) from the border with Daly City. There are over 70,000 San Francisco residents in the zip code south of this location, with at least 120,000 living in the southern part of The City. There is significant shopping, parks, schools and a freaking college in the area. Why don't you ask one of those people if they think they realistically call where they live The City?