Pacific Heights rent
Median advertised rent and rent per square foot in Pacific Heights, San Francisco, by bedroom count. Based on active rental listings observed Aug 3-Oct 26, 2026.
A typical 1-bedroom in Pacific Heights is $1,805 more than a studio ($5,300 vs $3,495).
2-bedrooms run $1,700 higher than 1-bedrooms, at $7,000.
That's $800 more than the San Francisco 1-bedroom median of $4,500.
Those medians come from 33 studios, 81 1-bedrooms, 55 2-bedrooms over the last 90 days.
Median rent
Studio
$3,495
$7.05/sqft
1 bedroom
$5,300
$7.50/sqft
2 bedroom
$7,000
$7.78/sqft
Other San Francisco neighborhoods
- Bayview
- Bernal Heights
- Central Richmond$4,200 1BR
- Central Waterfront - Dogpatch$4,805 1BR
- Cow Hollow$4,922 1BR
- Downtown$3,795 1BR
- Eureka Valley - Dolores Heights - Castro$4,850 1BR
- Financial District$5,929 1BR
- Haight-Ashbury$4,072 1BR
- Hayes Valley$4,858 1BR
- Inner Richmond$3,995 1BR
- Inner Sunset$3,795 1BR
- Lower Pacific Heights$4,750 1BR
- Marina$5,250 1BR
- Mission$4,295 1BR
- Mission Bay$5,546 1BR
- Nob Hill$4,395 1BR
- Noe Valley$4,200 1BR
- North Panhandle$4,495 1BR
- Outer Sunset$3,500 1BR
- Potrero Hill$5,200 1BR
- Russian Hill$4,995 1BR
- South Beach$5,500 1BR
- South of Market$4,500 1BR
- Stonestown
- Tenderloin$2,995 1BR
- Treasure Island
- Twin Peaks$4,000 1BR
- Van Ness - Civic Center$4,495 1BR
- Western Addition$4,572 1BR
- Yerba Buena$4,614 1BR
FAQ
- What is the median 1-bedroom rent in Pacific Heights, San Francisco?
- The median advertised 1-bedroom rent in Pacific Heights is $5,300 from 81 listings over the last 90 days.
- How do studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom rents compare in Pacific Heights?
- Studios are $3,495, 1-bedrooms are $5,300, and 2-bedrooms are $7,000.
- How does rent in Pacific Heights compare to San Francisco?
- The median 1-bedroom in Pacific Heights is $5,300, $800 more than the San Francisco median of $4,500.
- How is this rent data calculated?
- Each unit is counted once, using its latest rental listing from the last 90 days. Figures are median advertised asking rents, before concessions, utilities, and parking. $/sqft uses listings with reported square footage. Neighborhoods need 20 listings for a given size.