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26 Rentals
1 Bed, 1 Bath, 400 sq ft
Famous for being the largest Chinatown outside of Asia, San Francisco’s Chinatown is a vibrant neighborhood teeming with cultural offerings. Nestled between Nob Hill and the Financial District, Chinatown is one of the top destinations in the city for its fantastic sights, shopping, and dining.
Grant Avenue and Stockton Street are the neighborhood’s main thoroughfares, each touting rows of dim sum spots, bakeries, tea houses, cafes, markets, and specialty stores. Some of Chinatown’s most notable landmarks include the Dragon’s Gate, the Chinese Historical Society of America, and Tin How Temple.
Chinatown residents enjoy an array of lively, year-round events, such as the Chinese Culture Center Spring Festival, Autumn Moon Festival, and the popular Chinese New Year Festival and Parade. The neighborhood’s central locale affords residents easy commutes and travels.
The average rent for the Chinatown neighborhood of San Francisco, CA is $2,377, but rentals range from as little as $2,377 to as much as $7,756 depending on the rental style.
Looking for a studio apartment in the Chinatown neighborhood? Expect to pay around $2,390 per month.
one bedroom Chinatown apartments rent for around $2,377 per month.
Chinatown has two bedroom apartments that rent for around $4,358 per month.
three bedroom apartments in Chinatown are usually priced around $7,756 per month.
Students looking to rent in Chinatown while staying close to campus will have access to Academy of Art University, Golden Gate Univ., San Fran., UC San Francisco, Mount Zion, and California College of the Arts.
