SF one-bedroom relisted at $6,000 after $4,000 two years ago as AI economy inflates rents
Yuchenj_UW · x · 2026-10-03
Yuchen Jin notes San Francisco rents have gone wild: his old one-bedroom, $4,000/month two years ago, relisted at $6,000 and rented instantly. A friend pays $5K for a studio without a dishwasher. He attributes the surge to the AI economy's high-paid influx and asks how CS new grads can afford SF at all.
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