Most and least expensive apartments to rent in San Francisco

The cheapest San Francisco rental is for a bed in a room within a co-living community. It’s a bunk bed specifically, though it’s unclear if it’s the top or the bottom that’s for rent.

The ad says the furnished room is part of a 21-unit building in SoMa on 7th Street near Folsom. Bathrooms are shared, as are the kitchen and other living spaces. 

All utilities are included in the rental price, which includes internet. There’s also laundry in the building. 

It’ll cost you … drumroll … $745 a month! This is almost $100 more than the cheapest rental we found at this time last month. Plus, that room wasn’t shared. 

The most expensive rental right now is still the luxury apartment in the Four Seasons in SoMa we wrote about last month. I guess no one wants to pay $30,000 a month?

The runner-up is this three-bedroom penthouse in SoMa with a private rooftop.

The listing says it’s almost 7,000 square feet and has 17-foot ceilings “perfect to showcase art.”

It’s a two-level home with a “warehouse loft-style interior” and it comes furnished.

There’s also a gym and plenty of space for several offices. Parking for three cars is included.

The rooftop alone is 2,000 square feet and has panoramic city views. 

It’ll cost you … drumroll … $29,000 a month!