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Apartment rent prices in San Francisco, CA based on 479 verified listings across 88 buildings. Median rents: studio at $2,800/mo, 1-bedroom at $3,750/mo, 2-bedroom at $4,600/mo, 3-bedroom at $4,600/mo, 4-bedroom at $5,700/mo, 6-bedroom at $8,600/mo. Data sourced directly from building websites and tenant-reported lease prices.
479 total listings
Based on 479 verified listings, the median rents in San Francisco are: studio at $2,800/mo, 1-bedroom at $3,750/mo, 2-bedroom at $4,600/mo, 3-bedroom at $4,600/mo, 4-bedroom at $5,700/mo, 6-bedroom at $8,600/mo. These figures are calculated from actual lease prices, not asking rents.
RentSpy tracks rent prices across 88 apartment buildings in San Francisco, CA, with 479 verified data points. Data is sourced from building websites and tenant-submitted lease information.
The neighborhoods with the most rental data in San Francisco are: SOMA (9 listings), SFSU (6 listings), North Beach (5 listings), Mission (3 listings), Tenderloin (3 listings), USF (3 listings). Each neighborhood has different price ranges based on location, amenities, and building quality.
South of Market — high-rises, tech offices, and new developments
Median $5,460/mo
The Mission — vibrant, diverse, and central
Median $3,699/mo
Marina, Cow Hollow, and Pacific Heights
Median $4,199/mo
Civic Center, Tenderloin, Mid-Market, and Nob Hill
Median $4,062/mo
Hayes Valley, Western Addition, and NoPa
Median $4,760/mo
Mission Bay, Dogpatch, and Potrero Hill — waterfront living
Median $5,550/mo
North Beach, Telegraph Hill, and Russian Hill
Median $3,524/mo
88 buildings tracked
510 units
1901-11 Golden Gate