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Towels and linen are provided and are changed once a week, or by appointment. Hair dryer and iron are available upon request.
i know this girl very shy, i want to teach her how to dance salsa but she doesn’t seems ready to hit the clubs and try it out so my last options were one of our places wish she doesn’t wants to do
please if anyone of your guys knows a dance studio in san francisco i could use for a couple hours let me know
I’ll be visiting San Francisco later in September and would like to rent a condo or studio for a week, do you have websites to suggest?
there is any one there that can tell me where i can find a place to rent in north beach san francisco to do my workshops. need to be flat, carpet, cozy, a good space to fit 10 to 15 people sitting in circles with just chairs. like a yoga studio. no tables. thanks
I dunno how cozy you need but Fort Mason has rooms they rent out for many uses, and probably cheaper then you’d get from a private source.
Try finding private organizations that have buildings that aren’t used all the time who may be willing to rent out. Going to the organization and asking may even bring attention to the org that they /could/ rent out their space for income. They may be interested in the opportunity. They may also not be interested, be respectful. One type of place that I think of is churches. I’m not sure of the content of your classes, but if it’s church appropriate, then maybe try talking with a few local churches to rent out some room during their off nights. They get a little extra money, they get publicity, and you get a nice room out of it.
You could also try such places as Masonic Lodges. They’re private buildings that commonly rent out for parties, meetings, get togethers, and sometimes, weekly events such as yours. Find a local lodge and call them up (or check their website), see if they’re willing to rent out.
I’m sure there are many other options, but there are tons of churches and Masonic Lodges everywhere. Shouldn’t be too hard to find a place.
Hello! I’m going to work for 1 year in San Francisco and will be looking for an app to rent. The company I’ll be working for is in South San Francisco (not very far from the airport). Thereby, the questions:
SSF being so close to SF makes it expensive to live there as well. The further down the peninsula it gets cheaper and the areas are much nicer. Millbrae,burlingame san mateo are all cheaper than SSF as the commute is longer but it is not to long. You can still be in SF in 30 minutes time.
i have a home in the bay area that i would like to rent to movie studios for shooting and/or housing crew and/or actors
I’d like a safe neighborhood within easy walking distance of a grocery store and fast food places. My target rent is $1,500 to $1,900 and I don’t care if it’s a large studio or 1 bedroom. I would also need to use public transit to get to downtown. I’m a single straight guy in my early 30′s.
Well, I’m sure there are some better suggestions but you could always try to Western Addition, I go to the University of San Francisco which is in the Western Addition and I like it. It’s a little bit quieter than anywhere downtown and there are plenty of stores, I go to the Lucky Market on Fulton and Trader Joe’s on Masonic and I can walk to both (although I usually take the bus because I’m lazy). Also, there are three bus lines I like to call “Old Faithful,” the 5, 31, and the 38 all of which take you to Market Street (but remember that after 6:00 P.M. The 5 will drop you off right in the Tenderloin so if you need to go downtown at night take the 31). You should try going to http://www.city-data.com/forum which you have to register but it’s free, the people in the San Francisco forum all live in San Francisco and they can give you more specific examples. Avoid going to the Tenderloin and stay away from Fillmore Street. Also, although it’s close to downtown, don’t be tempted by the cheaper prices of the Civic Center and Van Ness area, it’s really loud, dirty, and way too close to the Tenderloin for comfort.