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You could always try one of the many SROs [0] in San Francisco, primarily the tenderloin district. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_room_occupancy http
by blackguardx 10y ago
You could always try one of the many SROs [0] in San Francisco, primarily the tenderloin district.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_room_occupancy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_room_occupancy
- mplewis 10y agoI'm fairly sure the Tenderloin doesn't count as a good area for most people.
- blackguardx 10y agoIt has some of the best food in San Francisco, though. I think SROs make a lot of sense. It is too bad they have such a bad reputation (justified in SF) of being sketchy places. I wish there were nicer ones.
- tomc1985 10y agoIs an affordable one-bedroom apartment too much to ask? A small one- or two-bedroom house? The former are close to $1500 just for rents (nowhere near SV) and the latter do not seem to be built very much. Very depressing as a native who wants to purchase a simple house in his hometown.
- blackguardx 10y agoWhere is your hometown? With the cost of land, it seems crazy to build a 1 - 2 bedroom presumably ranch style house in San Francisco. Those style of homes in the Sunset used to be had for $500k or so ten years ago. I think they go for around $1M these days. I agree that 1 - 2 bedrooms houses are the perfect size, though. I currently live in one (not in CA).