> If you're willing to look slightly outside the most desirable neighborhoods, it isn't that hard to find an apartment. This is true for anything with less tha

> If you're willing to look slightly outside the most desirable neighborhoods, it isn't that hard to find an apartment. This is true for anything with less than 2 bedrooms. If you are looking for anything with 2 bedrooms or more (not a studio, one bedroom, or roommate situation) then finding an apartment within the northern Bay Area, including East Bay, downtown, or the peninsula, is quite difficult regardless of price. Edit: from the post it does look like they were looking for a one bedroom place. They're using python-craigslist[1]. From the readme it doesn't look like it exposes the bedrooms under "CraigslistHousing" but the code tells a different story in __init__.py[2] and does seem to snag "bedrooms" and "bathrooms" as well as additional properties. Just in case anyone was looking to fork this and add some handling for the number of bedrooms or bathrooms. [1] - https://github.com/juliomalegria/python-craigslist https://github.com/juliomalegria/python-craigslist [2] - https://github.com/juliomalegria/python-craigslist/blob/master/craigslist/__init__.py#L320 https://github.com/juliomalegria/python-craigslist/blob/mast...