Summer Housing in SF
have seen a couple threads on summer housing in NYC - anyone have info and/or advice about SF? how to go about it, what all are the good locations, etc. Thanks!
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BUMP Incoming SA 23 whose not from the area
same, not from the area and would love some help
U looking for roomates?
Same, would appreciate any guidance
I’ll chime in here. I’m FT and didn’t summer in SF but talked to our SAs about this. North Beach is the easiest and most popular spot. You can walk to work which is nice. Marina/Russian Hill area is nice too but farther from FiDi. AirBNB is the most common for the 10 weeks but you could try to sublet I suppose. Stay away from Civic Center and Tenderloin at all costs. Union Square area is a little sketchy but some make it work.
TLDR: North Beach, Russian Hill, Marina in that order. No to Tenderloin. Hope this helps!
Currently full-time living in north beach with an extra room available to sublease for below market rates, dm if interested
For reference it takes about 30-45 minutes to get downtown from the marina. It’s a trade off if you’re set on living on that side of the city. I live in the marina but plenty of guys in my class live in north beach or rincon hill.
So, I currently am an intern for a company in SF under their M&A. I got my offer a little too close to the starting date so I got kinda fucked. But, as someone in the thread mentioned, North Beach is great. Lots of action, pretty open when it comes to being able to explore, etc. I live in Berkeley right now and got lucky that the company has a shuttle that picks us up or else I would have been expensing BART rides all summer (annoying).
Marina is also great like someone mentioned. But, if youre trying to pocket some of that stipend money and you do get expensed travel, I currently only pay around $700 for my own room. and a shared bathroom in Berkeley and pocket quite a sum of my stipend haha. So, really up to you in terms of flexibility and accessibility. Lastly, a hard no on tenderloin ;)
What’s best area to live for an associate working in the financial district? Moving from NYC to SF next year for a new role.
Nob Hill, North Beach, Russian Hill are decent areas in the northern part of the city. Marina, Cow Hollow, and Pacific Heights are very nice but a bit further away from FiDi. I lived in Soma when I first moved to SF and it was okay. I really like the buildings in Rincon Hill but they're expensive. I currently live in the South Beach/Mission Bay area near the Giants baseball stadium and it's pretty nice over here. I ride a bike around the Embarcadero to work everyday and its an easy 10-15 bike ride.
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