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I'm curious, where are you having trouble finding one-room apartments for under $3000/month? Throughout the South Bay, I'm seeing prices between $1000 and $200
by wtracy 14y ago
I'm curious, where are you having trouble finding one-room apartments for under $3000/month?
Throughout the South Bay, I'm seeing prices between $1000 and $2000/month for one-bedroom apartments (not one-room apartments!). Even that gets a bit of sticker shock when I tell friends outside the Bay Area about prices here.
- fzzzy 14y agoThe $3000 figure is probably referring to San Francisco. $2000 a month for a one bedroom in Mountain View is a fantasy. Sure, you can go south to sunnyvale or further, but that adds quite a significant commute if one is working in Palo Alto/Mountain View.
- milkshakes 14y agoFor what it's worth, I lived in MV (rengstorff and sierra vista) for a year last year, in a 2 bedroom I kept all to myself for $1800 a month. It had a lovely back yard with a family BBQ area.
- fzzzy 14y agoWow, sounds like you lucked out.
- milkshakes 14y agoYou, too can be this lucky (adjusted for inflation): http://sfbay.craigslist.org/search/apa/pen?zoomToPosting=&altView=&query=&srchType=A&minAsk=&maxAsk=2100&bedrooms=1&nh=81 http://sfbay.craigslist.org/search/apa/pen?zoomToPosting=...
- wtracy 14y agoJust browsing through the first Google hit for "one bedroom mountain view" got me this: http://www.apartments.com/California/Mountain-View/Avalon-at-Creekside/19079# http://www.apartments.com/California/Mountain-View/Avalon-at... One bedroom for "$1565-1725". I don't know if that apartment is actually available at that price, but $2000/month for one bedroom looks doable.