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$1,325/monthMaster suite for Rent - Furnished 1 roomHilltop Village (94806)No Fee Master suite for Rent - Furnished 9
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Hi looking for a place? Weâre looking for roommates!Weâre looking to fill the spots of a Master suite with private bath and two spacious single...Available Oct 1
$1,300/monthPrivate Room 10 Mins Away from Campus1 roomBerkeley (94704)No Fee Private Room 10 Mins Away from Campus 4
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$750/monthBay Point room for rent1 roomBay Point (94565)Utilities inc. | No Fee Bay Point room for rent 2
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Furnished room with private bath. Utilities and laundry included, Located in the rolling hills of Bay Point above Pittsburg, off of highway 4 near...Available now
$1,100/monthLive in the Radiance of a Sunlit Cloud 1 roomEmeryville (94608) Live in the Radiance of a Sunlit Cloud 7
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$1,100/monthRENTER Needed - Only renting bedroom for $1,2001 bed apartmentPittsburg (94565) RENTER Needed - Only renting bedroom for $1,200 6
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I am looking to rent out 1of the bedrooms from my house. Only ONE person for room. Details:Room Price: $1, 100Deposit $,100Please note utilities...Available now
Check out this great room in a brand-new, friendly shared home Junction with lots of nice features.The rent starts at $895 per month + $195/mo for...Available now
$935/monthBrand new stylish Hayward home 1 mile from Cal Sta1 roomHayward (94542)No Fee Brand new stylish Hayward home 1 mile from Cal Sta 9
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1 roomHayward (94542) $935/month No Fee
Private bedroom in a brand new 7 bed, 4 bath Hayward home with a great open-concept floor plan. Like to cook? The bright kitchen offers brand new...Available Sep 25
$1,450/month1 Bedroom Private Bath for rent in a shared house1 bed apartmentPittsburg (94565) 1 Bedroom Private Bath for rent in a shared house 8
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Private Bed Private Bath is on 1st floor with a panoramic hill view. â¢Available for only 1 occupant only. â¢The bedroom is FULLY FURNISHED...Available now
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$1,095-$1,295/monthð Private Bedroom for Rent in West Oakland!2 roomsOakland (94607)No Fee ð Private Bedroom for Rent in West Oakland! 6
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Attention room renters! ð We have a fresh private bedroom for rent named Whistlestop, located in a cool area with great places nearby!Hereâs...Available now
$1,450/month Luxurious Oakland Hills Home with Large Yard1 roomOakland (94611)No Fee Luxurious Oakland Hills Home with Large Yard 9
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Private bedroom in an elegant 6 bed, 4.5 bath Oakland Hills home! Step inside to tile flooring and tall ceilings that create an elegant, open floor...Available now
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3. How has the rent in Bay Area, CA changed in the last year? The median rent price in Bay Area, CA for August 2024 is $3,600. This is $300 less than August 2023.
When you rent an apartment in San Francisco, you can expect to pay about $2,209 per month for a studio, $2,847 for a one-bedroom apartment, and around $3,925 for a two-bedroom apartment. If you opt for a three-bedroom rental, you could pay $4,980 or more. $2,209/mo.
“The Bay Area has among the strongest economies in the world, which attracts talent and infuses an abundance of money in the region,” Lurie writes in an email. With that, comes high salaries — according to Bloomberg, the average tech worker makes $165,000 a year — which results in "high housing costs," explains Lurie.
A: There's a housing crisis at all levels. We are very supportive of folks that are building market-rate housing. The Bay Area Housing Finance Authority's primary function is really to deal with providing housing for low- to moderate -income households.
(NerdWallet) – An ongoing boom in apartment construction has helped slow down rental inflation — but renters shouldn't expect prices to drop dramatically from their pandemic-padded highs. That means affordability will remain the dominant narrative in rental housing in 2024.
In some Bay Area cities, residents need to earn well over six figures to afford a comfortable lifestyle. A recent analysis from ConsumerAffairs reveals that San Francisco residents need a minimum salary of $131,050, while San Jose residents must earn at least $124,292, and Fremont residents require $117,339.
If you earn $50,000 a year in San Francisco or New York, you undoubtedly will need a roommate — or three — to make ends meet. But in many cities in the United States, $50,000 a year is plenty of money to live on.
However, when looking at the San Francisco metro area, the LendingTree study found it would take an average of $1.37 million to retire. That's nearly 40% higher than the national average, the largest amount among all U.S. metros — and only about 7% away from the “magic number” finding from Northwestern Mutual.
According to the Chapman University-led report, San Jose was the least affordable major US housing market in 2023 and the fifth least affordable housing market worldwide.
Of the five most expensive California suburbs, four of them are in the Bay Area. They are Los Altos, Orinda, Saratoga and Menlo Park. The average household income in the wealthiest U.S. suburb is $568,942.
The city's median asking rent has tumbled since the pandemic began, from about $2,400 a month for a one-bedroom unit in January 2019 to about $1,800 in April 2024, according to Apartment List data. Those declines are seen mostly in downtown Oakland, home to the city's biggest rental buildings.
San Francisco rents are flat month-over-month and down 1.0% year-over-year. The median rent in San Francisco rose by 0.5% over the course of July, and has now decreased by a total of 1.0% over the past 12 months.
"San Francisco tops the list in the Bay Area at $131,000," Rebecca Sowell with Consumer Affairs said. "That's the minimum income in order to live a comfortable lifestyle."
People living in some of the biggest California cities, including Sacramento and Los Angeles, are paying less rent than before, according to a May 28 report from digital marketplace Zumper. That's largely due to a decline in demand, the national rent report said.
San Francisco rents are flat month-over-month and down 1.0% year-over-year. The median rent in San Francisco rose by 0.5% over the course of July, and has now decreased by a total of 1.0% over the past 12 months.
While the market remains strong, analysts are predicting a slight course correction. Here's the kicker: forecasts suggest a 3.6% dip in average home values over the next year. This isn't a crash by any means, but it signifies a potential shift from a seller's market to a more balanced situation.
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