ON THE BLOCK ByAnna Marie Erwerton Craigslist IMAGE1OF12|TINY STUDIOS: BIG PRICE TAGS IN SF 1a. By far the smallest (and perhaps most depressing, but the price is right!) is this 150-sq.-ft. abode in Sunset/Parkside.For $500 a month, this is a “furnished” studio. The average adult over 30 is likely fed up with roommates, but buying a home in SF is pretty hard solo, as is renting a 1-BR these dayswith the average rent for such a unit running over $3400 a month. So, would be renters logically turn to studios. In these rather insane days for San Francisco’s rental market, anything may pass as a studio. A glorified closet, if someone is willing to pay, may stand in. And unfortunately, even something as small as210 square feet rents for $1890 a month. It’s better thanrenting a tent in someone’s backyard for $900 a month.Or is it? Peruse the gallery above for four examples ranging from 150 to 350 square feet, including photos, size and price, and let us know what you think. Anna Marie Erwert writes from both the renter and new buyer perspective, having (finally) achieved both statuses. She focuses on national real estate trends, specializing in the San Francisco Bay Area and Pacific Northwest. Follow Anna on Twitter: @AnnaMarieErwert http://blog.sfgate.com/ontheblock/2...tment-rentals-dont-come-with-tiny-price-tags/