HousingJul 17, 2017
SlackSingular

Where should I live in San Francisco?

Recent college graduate looking for somewhere to live in SF. Any recommendations on where to live on a max $2k a month budget?

New
Hunnish Jul 17, 2017

Tenderloin with that budget

Slack Singular OP Jul 18, 2017

Rip

New
Hunnish Jul 18, 2017

One of my relatives lives there. He has a decent place for super cheap and just takes cabs home at night. Says it's not really a huge problem.

Facebook instandidl Jul 17, 2017

Get a 2 bedroom. Live with a roommate. Should have lots of availability at $4k for 2BR. Stay north of Cesar Chavez and east of Presidio for better weather.

Blend spfx13 Jul 18, 2017

and cheaper Ubers within those boundaries

Slack Singular OP Jul 18, 2017

Thanks for the advice!

New
ccb Jul 17, 2017

Rent a room on Craigslist. It takes some effort but there are options as low as $800/mo.

Arxan cIUk51 Jul 17, 2017

Oakland. Half the rent; half the commmute. That room across SF from your job is two hours a day on Public Transit.

Workday 🔜⚰️😣🔚 Jul 17, 2017

Hunters point

Lattice Engines •_° Jul 17, 2017

Try SOMA. Close to Tenderloin but also closer to FiDi. Somewhere between 8th to 11th Street.

Facebook instandidl Jul 17, 2017

Why would one want to live close to fidi?

Twitter bgc3xgl Jul 17, 2017

8th to 11th? as someome who walks through there frequently it sure wouldn't be high on my list.

IBM Kinetix Jul 17, 2017

Soma and The Mission are fun neighborhoods. Like others said get an apartment with roommates not a 1 BDR

Meggitt anon10101 Jul 18, 2017

Sharing a pad in SF is your only realistic option at that budget

Yahoo tha Jul 18, 2017

Get a bayview crib before it turns hipster

Slack Singular OP Jul 18, 2017

Like buy it? Lol

Blend spfx13 Jul 18, 2017

it depends on what you like to do honestly. wherever you go in downtown SF you will have to share a place with roommates at that budget. nopa/hayes/pac heights are great, cleaner, and still within 10 minutes accessibility on rideshare or 30 minutes by bus for downtown north beach/nob hill/russian hill are too in the thick of it for my tastes, but great if you want to be near downtown soma/fidi - accessible but shut down at non work hours Richmond/sunset - cheaper rents but commute times go up

Meggitt anon10101 Jul 18, 2017

pac heights is great, couldn't recommend more tbh. It's quiet, close to everything, and sunny. @op you could probably find an awesome 2br for 4k flat.