Cheap Apartments in San Francisco, CA
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$1,995
San Francisco, CA
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Dog Friendly
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Hayes Valley
19
$995
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ROOM
ROOM
251 9Th Street San Francisco, CA
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1 BR
Heat Included
Furnished
Student
Storage
Downtown San Francisco
13
$1,750
San Francisco, CA
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1 BR
Storage
Disability Access
Russian Hill
7
$2,200 - 2,500
San Francisco, CA
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Cat Friendly
Dishwasher
Hayes Valley
22
$1,000
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ROOM
San Francisco, CA
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1 BR
Furnished
House
Short-term
In Unit Laundry
Lower Haight
6
$1,525
San Francisco, CA
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Studio
Storage
Disability Access
Van Ness
5
$700
San Francisco, CA
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1 BR
Storage
Disability Access
Financial District South
10
$600
San Francisco, CA
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Studio
Storage
Financial District South
10
$1,295 - 1,595
PER ROOM
& UNIT
& UNIT
San Francisco, CA
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Studio
Heat Included
Furnished
Van Ness
24
$1,950
1262-1264 Sacramento St San Francisco, CA
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Van Ness
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many cheap apartments are available in San Francisco, CA on Rentable.co?
There are 235 cheap apartments in San Francisco currently available for rent on Rentable.co.
What is the average rent for a cheap apartment in San Francisco, CA?
The average monthly rent for a cheap apartment in San Francisco is about $130.
How many studio cheap apartments are available in San Francisco?
Rentable.co has 204 studio cheap apartments available for rent in San Francisco.
How many one-bedroom cheap apartments are available in San Francisco?
Rentable.co has 123 one-bedroom cheap apartments available for rent in San Francisco.
How many two-bedroom cheap apartments are available in San Francisco?
Rentable.co has 91 two-bedroom cheap apartments available for rent in San Francisco.
Can I afford a cheap apartment in San Francisco, CA?
To comfortably afford a cheap apartment in San Francisco based on average rent prices, a household would need an annual income of $5,000.