[Scroll down to see all San Francisco SROs described at sfhomeless.net.]

According to the Wikipedia:

A single room occupancy (more commonly SRO, sometimes called single resident occupancy) is a multiple tenant building that houses one or two people in individual rooms (sometimes two rooms, or two rooms with a bathroom or half bathroom), or to the single room dwelling itself. SRO tenants typically share bathrooms and / or kitchens, while some SRO rooms may include kitchenettes, bathrooms, or half-baths. Although many are former hotels, SROs are primarily rented as a permanent residence.

External LinksEdit

• Central City SRO Collaborative history of SROs
• Up From the Deep (provides an excellent history of many SRO hotels in San Francisco's central city: Sixth Street, Mid-Market, and Tenderloin with excellent photographs by Mark Ellinger)
• San Francisco Bay Area Bedbug Registry

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