This Is What $1,500 Per Month Gets You In San Francisco VS Los Angeles 

that guy Aaron (thatsoaaron) did mention that it wasn't technically on the market and their timing was perfect, so he kind of hinted that you probably won't be able to get the same deal he got cuz he got lucky

Yup when I see people put these type of vids I'm just like ha! Okay I've lived in LA my whole life this is unrealistic. Lucky when u find places like this

Mister Tee same with the deal the SF girl got.

i was going to say the same this video is FRAUD 😂

@Fit Tall Gay Blond yea I see ppl.pay over 1000 for a roo. To share with like 2 or 3 other roommates.

@@elizabethdavis7358 I've lived in Monterey, Eureka and Santa Barbara. In SB I found a $1600/mo Apt that was 182 sqft, Monterey (7+ years ago) it was $1100/mo for ~400 sqft but Eureka has good prices and right on the coast. Unfortunately Eureka isn't what you'd call a population center lol.

@@elizabethdavis7358 Not exactly rural (entire Bay is ~70K population) but it's hard to find work and when you do it's usually minimum wage and P/T. It's beautiful and the weather is amazing, IF you can tolerate the Criminals PG&E shutting off power to the entire County for days at a time.

@@bookcadenb4584 - On that note, local rentals of decent quality and relative safety in the Bay Area are still much higher than they should be. EX: a 450 sq. ft. rectangle of a pseudo-cottage with no storage ( except a small basement that floods in the winter ), low ceilings, tiny-nothing living room, decent bedroom, and half kitchen, in downtown Martinez ( high demand ) went for $1K months ago. Yes, it's not SF nor LA, but the landlords tried to be accomodating in charging "less". They could have rented it for $1400...more? They at least weren't fully greedy, but $800 is fair , IMHO. $600 is more like it.

VERY underrated comment

@@elizabethdavis7358 170 sqft.... That's disgusting!!!!! I'm good down here in Texas where my mortgage is less than $1500, and I have a inground pool.

Exactly...its disgusting

Agree , Dumb

anthony diaz or use the machine designed to wash dishes and save yourself time and energy

@@spaceman30055 nah anthony is right it not that hard to wash a few dishes and dry them by hand

Spaceman TR you sill gotta rinse it before you put it in the dishwasher so if u touch it might as well wash it

Lamo. Yeah bro u should immediately do it😂😂😂

Sorry they have apts starting at 5000 dollars.

Don’t let the media fool you. If you are a killed worker. You can live like a king in 70% of Africa. Rwanda is probably the cleanest country on earth. They require people to clean up and do community service once a month tho.

@@ownSystem 🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿 still love you tho

@@emmanuelsamuels2470 can't say the same to u. 🖕🤣

Tati D completely agree. There’s also some people who pass on leases to get the best deal.

haha for reallllll

Not to mention... he's paying $1500 for a room. So, that 2 bedroom apartment is $3,000 a month and I'm sure utilities are not included in that figure. A fool and their money are soon parted.

forreal

Rob S she said it is 2650

This is why LA has 60,000 homeless people. mostly couldn't afford rent anymore,

Who is they?

Slavery

Miss Masonya Mann like wtf

Greg Spradlin lmaoo white people dont act brand new 😘

Hahahahahaha this is funny.

Lmaoo

Houses in that area are estimated 8million

lmaoo facts

I was watching full house a few hours ago 😟

NYC is more expensive than both LA and San Fran, but not nearly as nice. Great pizza there though.

@@chriscolumbia9579 San Fran is quickly becoming the most expensive place to live in the U.S. now. But its because NYC is so much older, people have been living packed together there for such a long time where California has had huge migration recently.

@@BalletTapJazz SF is expensive, because that's where the highest paying jobs are and everyone wants to live in the best city in America. Has nothing to do with NYC.

@@chriscolumbia9579 las the best ur cappin

@@rudymontes6130 Uh...yeah... sure.. whatever.

In Stockton, criminals follow you home and follow up with a home invasion robbery.

You forget Stockton is in America's Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities

Um I live in Georgia and my home is 500,000 and counts as a mansion.

Livermore or Brentwood would be better areas to live than Stockton lol

As someone who lives in Stockton trust me a shed would be safer than any “mansion” here which really are just basic 2 floor homes

Same thing I was thinking

D Bent Yup thats Cali

truth

Title says what 1500 gets you.

Where I live you can spend $350 a month

Which is why so many people are homeless and they do have jobs just no place to live.

I'm about a hour north of SF got a house, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, about 1100 square feet, my mortgage payment is less than what one of people are paying renting a room. I think it's insane paying these crazy right rent prices. I really wouldn't want to live in either of these city's. SF has it's needles and poo all over the sidewalks. If I had to pick between the 2, it would be the LA location. I waited until this last housing market crashed and got my house at that time. That was around 6 years or so ago. I just can't see giving someone else a bunch or money to rent and have nothing.

I wonder how many kilos they have to move a month to pay that much.

@@kauigirl808 They could live where I do for vastly less money. Plenty of jobs available also. We don't have many homeless people here. But we also do not a temperate climate. Take from this what you will.........

I'm going to venture anywhere in LA to rent a room let alone an apartment means you're making over $100,000 a year. In San Fran at least $150,000 a year to be comfortable and do things. Compare this with the east coast that salary or $4700 per month in a mortage gets you a ton. A mortage that high would be a moderately sized house sitting on many acres of land or a huge house (10,000 sq ft) on a good amount of land. It's crazy. The only people benefiting here at the property investors or owners.

Move to Lake Merritt, Oakland. Nice place with great vibe and there's a lake for you to jog around every evening. And the rent is probably around $1,500

@@norpriest521 that's also started getting expensive as more people leave SF. Though not sure how it'll look after the pandemic....

You aren't from San Francisco you liar. No one there calls it San Fran.

@@markpreston6930 K 😁

@@norpriest521 I’ve always loved that area.

yeehawtomahawk I second that.

I've seen worse looking apartments for $1k. There was one half bedroom, a bathroom that fit one person with the doorknob that would get stuck when it was closed. There wasn't really a kitchen...it was maybe 5 feet long and 4 feet wide. Barely enough room for a refrigerator. And the walls were thin AF

true..my Aunt lives is SF and she tells me otherwise. She owns two apartment that she rents out to students, specifically. Also, she just bought a house there for 1.1 m and it was literal trash. She had to tear the entire thing down and build a new house! what a deal..not!

What a fucking surprise.

these apartments are either pure luck or they knew people if you dont know people to get deals in these cities, then its almost impossible to live there for that price.

thanks!!

Charles Smith Agreed. 😊👌🏼

I would be more worried about your complexion really girl cause dam, get that shit looked at pls. Also that straw like hair needs some attention as well, So much I could go into but anyway ya need some work so do us a favor pls because it's not working hun.

@@ShelbyChurch Please do PDX vs Denver! The cities get compared alot in price

Sharing a single bathroom is a deal breaker for me. I don’t want to become intimate with my roommates bathroom habits and vice versa.

Lol

@@kingshadow6577 they have excellent public transportation and it’s cheaper.

I need to move to east coast then

No one have that much energy to drive 2 hours just for visit nyc

oh that's cool. What's the name of the city?

Check out The Graham Stephan Show

Its generally 33% of your salary is spent on rent fyi

Dave Ramsey suggests 25% of net income be spent on housing. In places like the Midwest that’s easy to do but if you’re in LA that’s really hard.

That’s literally what Graham Stephen does

SAN DIEGO

mine too, they build these brand new luxury apartments in my area for $1500 a month everything is included...Pool,gym,utilities,cable..etc

@@Jdres123 what city do live in? Please don't say heaven.

$700 in Ohio

@RICKY < never been to ohio

Move me in

@@kingshadow6577 just get one of those kitchen islands that you can roll and fold.

It's because wages have not stayed on par with inflation. Which leads to the homelessness crisis.

Poverty line in San Francisco is $90,000. A bunch of those people are barely making it.

So true! But that is expected with the real estate developers pushing into the poor areas and pushing the poor peeps out. It's crazy!

@@ZalinaW It's terrible!!

you should see the average salary in SF tho, sure it's expensive but the average income is $110,816. Seems expensive but when you see how much they actually make....

yea the bay area is fucking insane. my house is 1,450 dollars per square foot, which is crazy for tiny houses without AC or updated appliances or anything.

lol LA is cheap as hell. Come to NYC.

@@pcthanh85 I've heard they're about the same at this point (with most people needing a car in Los Angeles which adds a lot more than a MetroCard lol) but I'm excited to move there next summer! Don't get me wrong I like New York but I love the nature of LA with all it's areas and separate cities

Lol then you obviously don't know anything about San Fran. It's the most expensive city to live in the country period.

@@j2forew974 Having lived in both as well as SF, they are def not the same. NYC is the most expensive, pound for pound, due to the amount of space (or the lack thereof) and the quality of the buildings. Subway is not very reliable in NYC, and most people have to count Uber/cab in their monthly spendings. The houses/apartments are a lot older in NYC, with citations/code violations a common occurrence. Bay Area rent is super high as well, but there are houses you can rent, not just apartments like in NYC. Looking at realtor.com now, there are many listings around Bay Area for a Single Family Home for less than $1mn if you are to buy. This may exist in the outskirts of NYC, but definitely not somewhere you'd want to live in. LA is def the best bang for bucks out of the three, and downright cheap compared to the other two, no doubt. Having said that, if you're looking at mansions with 2 pools overlooking LA, then it's a different discussion...

sanakris In CA, you need roommates just to be able to afford rent. It’s an unfortunate reality :/

@@JUANxxTNAFAN It could either be the best thing or the worst thing in life

Not affordable to live alone. They will always live with someone. Roomies Foreveeeerr, or move away.

Unless you're a CEO, trust fund baby or high level tech worker, living alone is all but impossible in most of California.

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Alex Moyers !!!!!

It is from the perspective of an LA resident. In LA hanging out on the roof is not a thing. People hang out by the pool or on the beach. In San Francisco, pools are not common (because real estate is precious, it is a tiny city) and beaches are way too cold most of the time.

NYC also. Rooftop terraces are very desirable

I don’t understand how that is “pretentious”.

Y’all always trying to find everything wrong about San Francisco it’s funny.. someone from like Iowa could have said that and you wouldn’t have blinked an eye

along with any major cities

audoir depends, major cities in the south and Midwest are pretty nice and affordable

@@AJ-lh4fp its mostly coast majory cities.

audoir it’s mostly the New York area and california

@@AJ-lh4fp affordable relative to these places because the cost of living is so much better, but still not cheap given that cost of living, too.

How is a city where people shit, pee, inject needles, smoke crack, burglarize stores and people be and all in broad day light and it all being legal besides the burglarizing an ideal city? That accompanied by the CRAZY living cost should drive anyone away!!!! My mortgage is 1560 dollars and I have a 5 bedroom 2800sqft HOME

Jose Garcia because the average salary is 75k a year, most in the whole world... for example, being a software engineer at SF will make you 45k your first year. then it raises up to 60k to 90k in 3 years. then over 100k soon after. because of tech companies and advertisements, more people have came to SF which made rent hella expensive but people with lower income homeless. it’s a domino effect

Scoot yeah and then rent for a 1 bedroom shack is $1500-1800 , and if I’m gonna go to school to be a software engineer I don’t want to live in a one bedroom shack... so it doesn’t matter if you make 75-80k when the cost of living is so high it’s as if you’re making 30k I live in Texas I don’t even have a bachelor degree and I make 120,000k a year but guess what I own a 4 bedroom 3 bath custom built 2400 sq ft home on 20 acres and don’t even pay 1800$ a month for it...

Jose Garcia no one gives a crap about your dream. u don’t have to go to school to learn cs. either way, the ideal amount to pay for rent is 30% so this video isn’t even ideal as smart individual will live here if only they make 6 figures within couple of years. if skilled and have proper experience, you could easily make over 200k or become start your own business and make millions. become a senior at google (best place to work) and you will make more than 285k. everyone is different due to their job and rent not expensive for you because you make more than the average person in texas

Scoot technology is the future and I wasn’t disagreeing with you. But thats the only thing you mentioned as a job in Cali though LOL. Why is it that so many people move to Texas then if Texas was such a shithole? You’re an idiot if you think California has more opportunity than Texas. You make your own opportunities, it just happens that Texas has MANY jobs that pay pretty decently and you don’t need to spend 200k on a degree to start making 60k and then years later make more money. Look at what’s going on now with corona virus, everyone is loosing their shit if things were to get bad real bad I don’t think a degree in software is gonna help you that’s what I’m referring to, living in a 1 bedroom 1800$ a month shack won’t help either. Living on a big property will help though. You can say whatever you want but I’ll keep enjoying my land, my guns, and my way of life free of California’s retarded liberal ways of restricting everyone’s life in that state and making gas 5 bucks a gallon among other things, LOL I paid 1.21$ just yesterday for gas

@The Shitstorm Starter what's wrong you ight cuz?

At one time I rented a Victorian home in Angelino Hgts, Echo Park for $1,000 a month. THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN. SAD!!

The Shitstorm Starter then why you watching a video of San Francisco and LA dumb ass

I was thinking the same thing 😭

@The Shitstorm Starter hey trumpanzee you ok?

What are cyber apartments??

@@chloemotsebo2075 It's like that thing in the Matrix where humans are the battery pods.

@@NickSiekierski Sounds like something Elon Husk would try to push on people. What a shill.

Renovated shipping container style living may be the future. Lift it on to a truck and find a new location as needed. In Vancouver, landlords rent garden tent space for $1000 according to an article I read. It's up to the feds and municipal governments to build more affordable housing, no matter where you live.

@@Aro2220 Musk is a FRAUD.

It's the latest tech out of Silicon Valley. Guac Pod. It's voice activated by the prompt, "Ok, Guac."

@@mdude625 omg the coolest thing I've ever heard

@@lucasduartedossantos4031 lmao they’re AirPods bro. Its just a rubber case.

I live an hour outside of SF it's worth the commute

@@shannonleeann5643 Yes I agree, between overpaying for bad living conditions and a long commute with much better living conditions, I definitely would also choose the latter. But I really hope there is a third choice. I wish that in the future, people either have (1) many more housing options (2) much better mobility like decent public transportation like in Europe or Asia, or new modes of cheap transportation without bad traffic, perhaps system of self driving cars, hyperloop or flying cars (3) more remote working opportunities

@@NierAutomata2B I don't see how robot cars will decrease congestion.All this pie in the sky stuff like ride "share" have actually vastly increased gridlock. Many cities have seen it adversely affect public transportation too.

@@christinerowlanddeburca4399 Yeah self-driving cars themselves won't magically reduce traffic. It's the economics and people's mindset that will play major roles, and in turn, influence future city planning. If owning a car is 10-100x times more expensive and also more trouble because of maintenance, parking etc., people will abandon privately owned cars and join the autonomous fleets. But I don't see that happening any time soon. Hopefully it will happen in our lifetime. Ridesharing didn't create this level of shift in economics. Many people become drivers to earn money full time. The rides are still expensive in many cities and in low supply areas. People simply can't abandon car ownership for ridesharing in most cases.

My husband and I just moved from the Bay Area. We def like it in our new city and can actually afford a house! The stress just wasn't worth it and we couldn't have afforded kids in San Jose.

Well said.

clutched I think you nailed it! And I'm a 3rd generation San Franciscan. LOL!!!

SF is overrun by tech companies

And don't live in cities with lack of employment opportunity like one of those poor states whose people fuck their cousins.

😂😂😂

You have to live in Mississippi though :/

As someone who's lived in southern California their whole life, I had a wtf moment when you said $800 dollars for 4 bedrooms. That is mind blowing to me omfg

@Janae Jones I actually live in Texas atm, and pricing for housing varies wildly down here, too. I just can't see myself living somewhere in the boonies. I love city life.

Hahahahaha what a downgrade. U live In Mississippi now?!. How do u like it. It’s literally one of the worst states it ranks last in everything.

Malik Garland hahahahaha Ik that’s what I said. It should be depressing down there.

That's ridiculous. Omg 😭😭😭

That's sad!!

Yep - that house in SF is wayyyy below market price, especially for that neighborhood. They got a great deal. Shouldn't be used as a comparison

@@bennettbennettbennett I'm guessing no parking for that rental price.

This video should be taken down due to the fact that it paints a false picture. I hope this does not encourage people to move down to San Francisco and expect to find rent this low.

Jessica Johnson totally feel the same way about SF 😇. Easy to meet cool people

Jessica Johnson yeah people are really like that here in LA unfortunately. I didn’t notice that until I visited out of state and noticed how nice people were and open to conversation. I thought it was strange at first lol

No I’m from the Bay Area and felt the same way when I went down there for college. It’s different here. Biggest for me was cars. A lot of people do not have cars in the bay, not necessary, good public transportation.

I just moved to the Bay Area from SoCal and I think the same about the situation here lol I plan to go back to SoCal after a year because it just doesn’t feel home to me. But yes you might be right about it being this way because of not having found your people here.

Not sure about SF, but I (expat Canadian) lived in Silicon Valley for 9 years and didn’t find people all that friendly - not even our community friends, caught up in their busy lives. But my wife spent 10 years in LA (prior to me) and made lots of friends, though she’s very outgoing. That said, she did say a lot people tell her it’s hard to make friends in LA, though she as a filmmaker still tends to attract more down-to-earth people than flakes.

Actually you can make it there in 5hrs, I lived in SF and now I live in LA and I've done it. (just depends on fast you drive and the time of day you head out) lol

i live 3-4 hours north of SF, and it’s a 7/8 hour drive to LA for me. so SF to LA is about 5 hrs

It's 5 if you avoid traffic and avoid getting a ticket Otherwise, it's 6+

I see you caught yourself there. You can do it in 5ish on the five driving at night. Especially in the middle of the week.

oh my god NEVER take the 1 or the 101!! i'm sure in about 5 years when the 5 becomes a clusterfuck and we'll have no choice but 5 from la to sf always!

Stamatia exactly

Who knows you might one day

@@littlesithinilifeinireland3637 i dont plan on it. I would prefer going to Canada tbh, USA seems dangerous to create a family in :)

@@stamat1a you're not wrong ...

And they think it's small, and it's fucking huge.

hipsters smh

You saying "made me wanna die" makes me want to die as well. ...

malcorub noice

@@amandabreana Amanda... you're alright LOL

malcorub Lol

Lol

Brittany Albis Preach

I can tell you with certainty it's either a really nice studio, or a tiny one bedroom.

I'm in a rent controlled apartment for a a little bit lower price in Santa Monica. You can get an idea of how much space you get from my studio apt tour video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9pMXO7HnUZQ.html. Someone just moved out of an apartment just a few doors down from me and they plan to rent it for $2000, a studio apartment, exactly similar to mine. Rent is really going up around here.

It's possible but it's going to be either in a high crime area, or way out on the fringes of the LA area, like in Santa Clarita or the Inland Empire (one hour drive to central LA either way). And we're talking about a studio apartment.

that is the true, I live here in Sf and I paid 2000 for a room

A dog bed alone is $1,500 in San Francisco

Yea but your splitting the cost with your roomates

Fiona Marcotte my classmate lived in SF and paid $2500 for a room in a 3br house near campus in total their rent was about $7500 a month

I think I remember seeing a Craigslist ad for a crawlspace for $1000/mo.

Wow. Maybe in the '60s and '70s here, in SF.

Everything here is more expensive. Very little safety net and very plutocratic oligarchic system. More than half of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. College education and healthcare is unaffordable. The jobs even in high tech profession, are designed to pay you as least as possible with no advancement in career, shitty work life balance, long hours and many people end up just changing employer to get raise to keep with inflation that goes faster than salaries.

Then what about income? Is that same with us you dumb

@@KiM-wz9iy people on the internet are so angry, aren't they? certainly income is different as well. you do you, dear... I'll keep being dumb and living in my seaside paradise , you can go on with whatever your life is... best of luck.

Carol Benson nah. Homeless people find richer areas ad larger areas to possibly get more money

idk if you're talking about sf, but it's sad, the more suburban cities (sadly mine) surrounding SF kick out people without homes on the streets so they have to go to cities where they wont be kicked out. Instead of help, they really just try to cover up the problem.

Actually its because states ship their homeless population to California. Look it up

People don't go from renting an apartment or condo to living on the street, that's a false narrative..there is a huge gap of missing information between that dynamic. Ie: (bad choices, alcoholism, drug addiction, crime, and mental illness and of course the ones who are shipped from other states. Very seldom do people go directly to the streets from renting an "expensive apartment" . What most sane people do is move out of State where it is more affordable and logical to live..

@@j.paulandrews261 That is at best a conspiracy theory. Especially recently, most new people experiencing homelessness in both LA and SF are people who have been priced out , lost employment, or otherwise came on hard financial times. Mental illness is the least prevalent cause of experiencing homelessness. "Shipping" people experiencing homelessness to CA, while does rarely happen, is largely a mythical, affluence-driven excuse to demonize people.

Has one of the highest but it’s not the highest

Right and that’s JUST the rent. Does it include utilities?...probably not. Then groceries, insurance and Lord don’t let anyone get sick and need medical care 😩

@@californiamade5608 Yeah I live in one of the counties of Silicon Valley. Higher rent than SF but no city life nor good public transportation system! Insane

Orlando Nunez Google it. Type in the most expensive city in USA. San Francisco is the most expensive now...

Kat L. Actually San Francisco is still the highest.

The Shitstorm Starter Lefties? No dude, this is neo-liberal policies at work. Actual lefties are against this shit

​@The Shitstorm Starter Social liberalism is not the same as "the left" or socialism. Democrats are for the most part socially liberal capitalism supporters that just vary on the amount of welfare and services they support, most aligning as "centrists", being more generous than Republicans but less so than social democrats like Bernie Sanders. They still tend to let the rich and corporations get away with a lot, though Republicans are even worse. Socialists would be targeting the rich and corporations a lot harder, would try to get every place unionized in the least, and ultimately trying to make companies worker owned and run (or helping establish such companies). They would do everything they could to ensure everyone has affordable housing, including the jobless and underpaid (those who are currently homeless), including building many places themselves rather than relying on private developers who tend to just build luxury apartments and condos. As for the addicts and mentally ill who make up many of the homeless on the streets, that's always a tough challenge but I think socialists would be more open to reopening mental health facilities but with strict oversight so they don't turn out like they were known for in the past that led to both Republicans and Democrats deciding to put an end to them.

Definitely not real. Don't expect to ACTUALLY get a deal like that in sf or la

Die verdienen aber durchschnittlich auch doppelt oder mehr wie wir.

100%.

Yeah exactly, the Asian and Latino side of LA is a LOT cheaper but white people don't like living there so they prefer to pay fortunes...

well San Francisco is only 4% black. it's like 75% white and asian and the rest is rich Hispanics.

Not Sure there are more Hispanics than you think

@@notsure6187 Uh no its like 50% chinese 50% flip

Rylan Carpena ACCCCCURRATE!

Theonlyonestanding lol how did you stay? I consider SF dead, nothing about it survived except the homelessness, which obviously got 5 times worse. Grew up in outer richmond and family moved in ‘05

Theonlyonestanding 😂 Hollywood is rough. At least it was when I lived in LA.

Scotty Sorenson there’s nothing better than SF :)

I am just the opposite. I grew up in the Bay Area but wen to college in LA and then stayed in LA. I love LA and would never move back to Bay Area. To me, LA is so much more happening socially and ethnically diverse. It's the melting pot of the USA. And the people in LA love to party like nowhere else!

AGREED NO PRIVACY AT ALL NIGHTMARE.

I know right!!!!!!

It's not an option if they want to live in that expensive area they have to.

ERIC EDMUND not at all

For SF 1 person renting be ready to fork out $2500-$4K a month

@@gumerzambrano Because a 5 hour drive puts you half way into another country in Europe. They don't have to drive nearly as far as us to get around, most of Europe is a lot less spread out than the United States.

More like 6 hours...Or 12 hours to and going back to LA 😭😭 Shit, if it was 3 hours I'd be going back every weekend

It is a 8 hour drive from Las Vegas to Reno. Both are in Nevada.

It’s mad how a 5 hour drive for me is Leeds to Central London 😂

@@stevie3871 On Google Maps it says it is a 196 mi journey down the M1 and 3 hours 37 minutes enroute. You practically live on a little island in American eyes. Driving from one state to another is a yawn for most.

You’ve no idea how many times I’ve heard people saying about how bad the human poo situation is in SF.

I have a feeling tourists are going to SF just to crap on a sidewalk (in front of Feinstein or Pelosi's house). It's on my bucket list.

@@jackwertz8301 😂😂😂😂😂

When I was 8 I saw a homeless woman pull down her pants and shit on the road in front of Starbucks as we walked out in SF

Gone are the days of the Love Crowd.

Quit paying rent, live in your cars, vans etc. find ways to self survive without paying high dollars to other people.

@Commerical Refrigeration and stuff Instead of complaining about the cost of rent and how big your cardboard box is do something about it. If you want to grow your own food and actually have a life then commute and live farther away where you have land and can breathe, if living just to pay someone elses mortgage is fine with you then enjoy the expense, for me I will keep my money and pay myself.

@Commerical Refrigeration and stuff I don't commit assumaside unlike you. the 99% as you call non locals are actually illegal immigrants who work for 8 bucks an hour and have 6 families living under one roof. You don't have to worry about folks coming from one WalMart towns because they don't like to live around folks who crap on side walks and live in tents outside your home. You spew racist bigot hate speech without understanding what the message actually said.

@@harleydude-xo8pu you just committed assumaside my dude.

@@NathanJohnson815 okay moron, I stated facts therefore I did not commit assumaside.

Lol, 500$ is so cheap and a great price ....My little brother could live there if he wanted to.

Get a better job

Should have done one in swizterland!!

Shelby Church yeah!!

Home Depot sells garden sheds now for 2-3 grand. I asked the guy why so high, he said California pricing, 'they use them as housing there".

Great get all hot chicks to move to Michigan. Then We can all get to live cheap.

SF: 240k: *A matchbox

Where in Michigan? In metro Detroit - Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, West Bloomfield, Gross Pointe, Northville? 240, 000 gets you a garden shed. Ann Arbor? Gets you a 2-bed and a garden shed and 12K a year property taxes.

BlancheDevereaux definetley not Detroit- like burton or Grand blanc

MustacheN Beef same with SF

MustacheN Beef on g

MustacheN Beef Gotta get them to stop advertising for the city which is hard because they do it even when its not intentional. Think of all the influencer posts etc alone featuring Los Angeles not to mention the tv shows and movies.

No fair. You at least gotta take back the ones that got loose and migrated to Oregon. We dont want them here either.

How about people from la stop ruining Austin texas

You do homeless on the Streets. Why you think LA and San Francisco have so many homeless? No one can afford the rent. Their salaries don't match there rent and cost of living.

Dan W just move 20 min inward

If you want someplace in a California city without a roommate or two, $1500 per month will get you a shack that's falling apart if you're lucky!

Fact is who really lives alone anymore? Even the local billionaire has his servants

@@Masta6801 it doesnt get you a whole apartment. That's basically what they're saying.

There's currently a 2 bd 1 ba 650 sq ft apartment on Sacramento Street in San Francisco near the three women for $3,995/month.

I have lived in both areas this is what it is like especially after google, facebook, apple exploded on the scene.

Katherine is able to move in at that rental cost because she is moving in with an original tenant(s) who has lived there and is under rent control. Since Katherine is not the original occupant of the San Francisco apartment and one of her roommates is the original occupant, the landlord would have given Katherine a "6.14 notice" within 60 days after she moved in. As long as the original occupant remains in the apartment, the unit is under rent control with the allowable annual rent increase as outlined in sfrb.org/sites/default/files/Document/Form/571%20Allowable%20Annual%20Increases%2020-21%20EN.pdf However when the last original occupant vacates the unit, the landlord is entitled to apply an unlimited rent increase under the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act. sfrb.org/topic-no-153-rent-increases-under-section-614-and-costa-hawkins If she decides to stay in the unit, she must sign a new lease and become the new original occupant at the newly increased rent.

@@RaymondHngRaymondHng thanks for the info I didn't know how rent control worked. However, I never liked SF apartments because they are old and I believe environmental conditions preclude them from changing them or building new apt.

@@evamaria644 It's how rent control works in San Francisco. It may be different in other cities. I don't know what you mean by "environmental conditions". It is a vague term. But most renovations can be made. It's the permit process that can be daunting. And not all apartments in San Francisco are old. Again, "old" is a vague term. Also, apartments buildings that were constructed after June 13, 1979 are not subject to rent control. sfrb.org/topic-no-017-overview-covered-and-exempt-units

Sandy shores

*when sharing with 2 or more people. and Pittsburgh actually.

@@Wonderousfaye Wait until the investors show up. They will buy up all the property in mass. The rents will double and triple in a year or two.

😮😮😮crazy! Sounds interesting but so expensive…..not funny

Fine by me....less traffic.

Right.... Whole house already paid off and charging ridiculous rent. I met a lady who quit her job, turned her basement into a room and rented the rest of the house out for $1500/room. Mortgage already paid for AND she pays taxes on what the value was when she bought it vs what it’s worth now

@NSUScooter EXPLAIN YOURSELF!!!

@The Shitstorm Starter That's how corrupt leftist government works.

No One Special check out Proposition 13, 90, 60 and 5 for the state of California. One one hand, if it weren’t for these propositions being passed, people would literally be taxed out of their homes. But on the other hand, people are holding a tight grip onto their homes and also charging current rental rates to turn a profit.

@@NSUScooter Thanks for that piece of info.

😂😂😂

@@betanusolosix yupppppp

Oh gross lol

John Powell It’s true. I was in SF the winter of 2013. This was before SF got real bad and was in the news all the time. I’d never heard of the shitting. Fucking homeless dude near the Apple store downtown on a sidewalk wearing nothing but a coat (no pants at all) literally standing and shitting on the sidewalk in broad daylight on a major street. I couldn’t believe it. That what happens in democrat run cities. 😂👍

More like RENTING TEXAS

Dallas is nice a f

Theonlyonestanding yeah I know cause I live in Dallas.

ANGELO I would love to see this.Hope she does it

No not Dallas we already have a housing crisis. It’s the second place millennials move to besides LA and you KNOW rent here is ungodly in the city.

Lol but no one wants to live in Memphis

hopefully it's in a neighborhood that doesn't have 3 shootings every day.

You also make a lot less money in Memphis. And... you have to live in Memphis.

As a memphian this is true however it’s still Memphis soooooo yeeaaaaahhhh lol

Lol Memphis?

Not true depending on where on the east coast

I live in DC and $1200 would cover 1 month's rent for my basement studio apartment and less than 1/2 month's rent for a luxury 1 bedroom.

Yeah, but its OKC, so there ya go.... We pay 3K a month in Eastern San Diego County for a 3K square foot 2 story 5 bed room house....but we bought in 2010 when the market was down.

It’s actually a lot better you get away from all the fruit cakes in LA and you probably get some land to let the dogs out on

@@krinklemcwrinkle4741 There's fruit cakes everywhere.. You just need to open your eyes.

Hey! I'm curious, did you move to LA?