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To comfortably afford an apartment, we recommend having at least three times your monthy rent in gross household income.
View suggested annual incomes for 686 POST Apartments by bedroom type below.
Studio
Suggested income:
$75,400
per year
Rent report
686 POST Apartments Rent vs. San Francisco Average
686 POST Apartments
San Francisco Average
Studio
$2,095
$2,285
$0
$750
$1,500
$2,250
$3,000
686 POST Apartments is asking 8%
less than the average studio apartment in
San Francisco.
If you upsized to an average priced San Francisco 1 bedroom apartment, you would pay
33% more per month.
686 POST Apartments provides 28%
more square footage than the average
San Francisco studio apartment.
Monthly Rent
Rent per Sq. Ft.
Suggested Monthly Income
686 POST Apartments
Studio
$2,095
$4.40
$6,285
San Francisco Average
Studio
$2,285
$6.10
$6,854
1BR
$3,414
$5.10
$10,243
2BR
$4,841
$5.00
$14,524
3BR
$6,263
$4.20
$18,790
4BR
$9,136
$4.10
$27,407
Availability in San Francisco
In order to find the best deal, you need to know what types of units are available. Property managers may be willing to
give concessions if they have many vacant units.
There are currently 740 1BR
units on the market in San Francisco. If you're looking to negotiate, this may be your best option.