San Francisco's $700-a-month 'sleeping pods' 'are illegal': city
A group of "sleeping pods" in which tech workers pay $700 a month to live in San Francisco is in violation of building codes, according to inspectors.
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A group of "sleeping pods" in which tech workers pay $700 a month to live in San Francisco is in violation of building codes, according to inspectors.
DailyMail.com visited Brownstone Shared Housing, the startup that operates a new sleeping pod complex out of a former bank in San Francisco, and similar properties in the Bay Area.
Brownstone Shared Housing offers people 3.5 feet wide and 4 feet tall "sleeping pods" for $500 to $900 per month to combat California’s housing crisis.
Creatives in San Francisco have come up with a creative way to cope with California's housing crisis - a 4ft pod with a twin bed for $900 a month.
The growing interest in a San Francisco sleeping pod complex has drawn the attention of city officials.