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Apartments for Rent in Pleasanton, CA

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Fully Furnished Luxury 1-Bedroom

Entire place | Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA, USA

🏙️ Fully Furnished Luxury 1BR at 150 Van Ness – Available Now | $6,500/month Looking for someone to rent my fully furnished 1 bed / 1 bath apartment at the luxury 150 Van Ness building in San Francisco. 📍 Location: Hayes Valley💰 Rent: $6,500/month📅 Available: Immediately The apartment is completely move-in ready—just bring your suitcase! It includes: ✔️ Fully furnished✔️ In-unit washer & dryer✔️ Balcony ✔️ Dining room table & chairs✔️ Large couch✔️ Office desk & chair✔️ Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances✔️ Spacious living room✔️ Queen bed✔️ Walk-in closet✔️ Large bathroom w/ bathtub✔️ Utilities included✔️ High-speed Wi-Fi Luxury building amenities:🏊 Heated Resort-Style Pool & Jacuzzi🏋️ Two-Story Fitness Center🌇 Rooftop Lounge with Panoramic City Views🏀 Full Basketball Court🎬 Private Movie Theater💼 Coworking & Business Center🔥 Outdoor BBQ & Entertainment Areas📦 Secure Package Lockers🛎️ 24/7 Concierge Service🔒 Controlled-Access Building🛗 Elevator Access🚲 Secure Bike Storage🐾 Pet Friendly Walk to Hayes Valley, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Civic Center BART, restaurants, nightlife, and downtown. Perfect for executives, remote workers, travel nurses, graduate students, or anyone looking for a furnished home in San Francisco. Message me with a little about yourself, your desired move-in date, and how long you're looking to stay. Happy to answer any questions or schedule a tour!

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Frequently asked questions

  • How many apartments for rent are listed in Pleasanton, CA?

    Pleasanton is moving in the opposite direction to much of inland California right now. The citywide average rose 5.33 percent over the past year, from $2,797 to $2,946, while several California cities recorded falls - so this is a tightening market rather than a softening one, and that shapes how quickly you should be prepared to act. Roomster shows 38 apartments for rent around the city, running from the Hacienda Business Park corridor and the BART stations through downtown and out toward the point where Interstate 580 and Interstate 680 cross.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Pleasanton, CA?

    The figure that should shape your search here is the step between two and three bedrooms. Moving from a one-bedroom at $2,565 to a two-bedroom at $3,140 costs you about $575; going from that two-bedroom to a three-bedroom at $4,072 costs a further $932, nearly double the first jump. Floor area climbs more evenly, at roughly 724, 1,045 and 1,338 square feet against a citywide average of $2,946 for 927. Below that top tier the market bunches hard, with 43 percent of Pleasanton rentals between $2,501 and $3,000. You can still find one-bedrooms under $2,400 a month in the older buildings away from the Hacienda corridor and the BART walking radius.

  • What notice must I get before a no-fault eviction from a Pleasanton apartment for rent?

    California tightened this substantially, and the rules changed on April 1, 2024 under Senate Bill 567. If the stated ground is a substantial remodel or demolition, the termination notice must now describe the work to be done, state how long it is expected to take, and enclose a copy of the permits required to carry it out - or, where the work is to abate hazardous materials and needs no permit, a copy of the signed contract with the contractor. If that work is never started or never finished, the owner must offer you the unit back on the same terms and at the rent you were paying when you left. Where the ground is an owner move-in, the owner or their family member must move in within 90 days and live there for at least 12 months. A notice missing those elements is worth questioning.

  • Are there apartments for rent near Pleasanton's BART stations?

    This is the strongest rail position of any Tri-Valley city, and it is worth paying for deliberately rather than by accident. Pleasanton is served by two BART stations - Dublin/Pleasanton, the eastern terminus of its line, and West Dublin/Pleasanton - and the terminus in particular means boarding at the start of the run. The Altamont Corridor Express adds a second commuter rail option toward the Central Valley, and Interstate 580 and Interstate 680 intersect within the city for drivers. Apartments along Hacienda Drive sit roughly five minutes' walk from the terminus; buildings elsewhere in the city generally assume a car or a bus connection.

  • Are there cheap apartments for rent in Pleasanton under $2,400?

    They exist but they are below the entry point rather than a browsing tier, so search accordingly. With a one-bedroom averaging $2,565 and 43 percent of the market sitting between $2,501 and $3,000, anything under $2,400 is at the very bottom of the local range and tends to be older stock away from the rail. Concentrate on the neighborhoods furthest from the Hacienda corridor and the BART walking radius, and be ready to move the same week a listing appears, because the market rose over five percent this year. If nothing surfaces, Livermore one town east is the efficient alternative rather than waiting Pleasanton out.

  • How do Pleasanton apartment rents compare with Fremont and the rest of the Bay Area?

    Pleasanton now sits essentially level with Fremont at about $2,941 against its own $2,946, which is a useful benchmark because the two offer very different things for the same money - Fremont puts you closer to the South Bay job centers, Pleasanton gives you a BART terminus and the Tri-Valley school districts. Against the expensive end of the region the gap is still wide: San Francisco averages $3,915 and Mountain View $3,944. And for scale, leaving the Bay Area entirely changes the arithmetic completely, with Sacramento at $1,884. The practical read is that Pleasanton is mid-tier Bay Area pricing with better-than-mid-tier transit.

How to Choose Rental Apartments in Pleasanton, CA: Key Tips for Your Search


Finding rental apartments in Pleasanton, CA involves balancing your budget, commute preferences, and desired amenities to secure a comfortable home. Whether you're a professional, a couple, or relocating, understanding the local rental landscape helps you make informed decisions that fit your lifestyle.

What Kind of Apartment Search Makes Sense in Pleasanton, CA

Pleasanton offers a range of apartment options appealing to professionals, couples, and commuters. Many prioritize apartments close to major highways or public transit for an easier commute to the Bay Area. Neighborhoods vary in walkability, parking availability, and amenities, so consider what aligns best with your daily routine and lifestyle. Studios and one-bedroom apartments are common choices, with furnished and pet-friendly options available depending on your needs.

How to Compare Apartments for Rent in Pleasanton, CA

Refining your search can save time and focus on apartments that meet your priorities. Consider these factors:

  • Neighborhood Fit: Look for areas that match your commute, lifestyle, and desired environment. Some neighborhoods offer better walkability and transit access, while others provide quieter streets and more parking options.
  • Apartment Type: Decide between studios, one-bedroom units, or shared apartments. Studios typically cost less but offer limited space, whereas one-bedroom apartments provide more privacy and comfort.
  • Building Amenities and Utilities: Check if utilities are included and whether amenities like parking, laundry, or fitness centers are available to simplify your monthly budget.
  • Lease Terms: If flexibility is important, consider listings with month-to-month leases or short-term options to accommodate changing plans.

What Lease and Budget Factors Matter Most

Understanding the financial and contractual aspects is essential before committing to an apartment:

  • Budget Considerations: Account for rent plus additional costs such as security deposits, utilities, parking fees, and pet deposits if applicable.
  • Lease Details: Review lease length, renewal policies, and any penalties for early termination to ensure they fit your plans.
  • Screening Process: Prepare for standard procedures like credit and ID checks commonly required by landlords or property managers in Pleasanton.
  • Availability Date: Align your move-in timing with the apartment’s availability to avoid unnecessary overlap or gaps.

How to Avoid Costly Rental Mistakes in Pleasanton, CA

Protect yourself during your apartment search by following these safety tips:

  • screening: Use listings that include ID checks and confirm landlord or property manager identities before sharing sensitive information.
  • Payment Caution: Never send money before signing a lease and confirming the legitimacy of the rental to avoid scams.
  • Communication and Viewing: Schedule in-person or virtual tours through official channels to ensure transparency.
  • Lease Review: Carefully read all lease terms and clarify any unclear clauses before committing.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in Pleasanton, CA

What kind of apartment is easiest to find in Pleasanton, CA?

Studios and one-bedroom apartments are generally the most common, with many listings offering furnished and pet-friendly options. Availability can vary by neighborhood and season.

Should I look for a studio, one-bedroom, or shared apartment in Pleasanton, CA?

Choose based on your budget and space needs. Studios are typically more affordable but smaller, while one-bedrooms provide more privacy. Shared apartments might lower costs but require compatible roommates.

What should I ask before renting an apartment in Pleasanton, CA?

Inquire about lease length, utilities included, parking options, pet policies, move-in costs, and the application and screening process to avoid surprises.

How early should I start searching for apartments in Pleasanton, CA?

Begin your search about 30 to 60 days before your desired move-in date to allow time for comparing options, completing applications, and coordinating lease signing.