TO SCHEDULE A SHOWING, please paste the following link into your browser: https://showmojo.com/l/cef33d00a8/706-kearny-street-115-san-francisco-ca-94108?fullscreen=true&g=2&sd=true MULTIPLE UNITS AVAILABLE! STARTING AS LOW AS $950/month **PROMOTION: 1 MONTH FREE ON A 13-MONTH LEASE!** (Must move-in within two weeks after application is approved) Unit #115 is an interior-facing private room with a closet located in an SRO (Single room occupancy) building. The units are private, and the kitchen and bathrooms are communal. Structure Properties is pleased to present the newly-renovated Jackson Square Commons located at 706 Kearny Street! Modern decor paired with a prime Financial District location makes this a truly one-of-a-kind community. The new renovation features high ceilings, modern engineered flooring, vanity with granite countertop and closet storage. The building boasts a beautifully designed resident lounge that has been meticulously decorated for coziness and comfort, offering the perfect place to enjoy the company of your neighbors and friends. The shared, single-stall restrooms and showers feature bright tile and ultimate privacy. The kitchen provides new cooktops, stainless microwaves and toaster ovens and a deep sink with drying area. Jackson Square Commons is located within walking distance to Chinatown, BART, The Ferry Building and multiple major Muni lines. Also within walking distance you'll find multiple grocery options, vibrant shopping and arguably the City's best farmers market open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Lease Terms: One-year lease with no utilities included. This is a non-smoking community. No pets allowed. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Credit Score of 650+ Monthly income of 2.5x the amount of rent Positive references Structure Properties, Inc. 100 Green Street, San Francisco, CA 94111 structureproperties.com CA DRE #01961414 This unit is a rental unit subject to the San Francisco Rent Ordinance, which limits evictions without just cause, and which states that any waiver by a tenant of their rights under the Rent Ordinance is void as contrary to public policy.