Earn in Channel Mission Bay, an Airbnb-friendly apartment building

You could earn $1,051 hosting on Airbnb

How many nights will you host on Airbnb?

7 nights

This building lets you host up to 90 nights per year

This building will receive a 20% revenue share on the payouts made to you on Airbnb. It’s already reflected in the earnings estimate.

Night limits, the revenue share, and other rules and restrictions, or local regulations, apply and may change over time.

Your potential earnings are $1051 a month

Available units

Floor plan 1 of 6
Studio E1A
456 ft²
Starting monthly rent$3,136
Average earnings for a week
$1,051
Floor plan 2 of 6
Studio E1B
491 ft²
Starting monthly rent$2,949
Average earnings for a week
$1,051
Floor plan 3 of 6
Studio E1C
519 ft²
Starting monthly rent$3,118
Average earnings for a week
$1,051
Floor plan 4 of 6
Studio E1D
549 ft²
Starting monthly rent$2,986
Average earnings for a week
$1,051
Floor plan 5 of 6
Studio E1E
552 ft²
Starting monthly rent$3,101
Average earnings for a week
$1,051
Floor plan 6 of 6
Studio E1G
587 ft²
Starting monthly rent$3,078
Average earnings for a week
$1,051

Floor plans are approximate. Pricing, availability, and amenities are subject to change. Additional fees may apply. Ask the property for details.

What the building offers

Pet friendly (with restrictions)

Parking on-site

Elevator

Fitness center

Pool

Business center

Lounge

Where you’ll be living

Mission Bay

185 Channel St, San Francisco, CA 94158, USA

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What’s nearby

1.50 miles to Union Square

3.10 miles to Pier 39

0.59 miles to Oracle Park

3.02 miles to Lombard Street

2.49 miles to San Francisco City Hall

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Your questions,
answered

How do I get started as an Airbnb Host?

Once you move into your Airbnb-friendly apartment, we can help guide you through creating your listing in a few easy steps, through Airbnb Setup. To start welcoming guests, you’ll need to take a few more steps, like agreeing to the program terms and the building’s rules. Some buildings and cities may have additional requirements.

What do I do with my personal belongings when guests are in my apartment?

Up to you! Some Hosts install a lock on a closet or bedroom, or store personal items in a safe. Others store their belongings in a garage or a storage locker. Check in with the building manager to see what options are available.

How will guests access the building/unit if I’m not there?

You decide how you want guests to access your apartment, but just make sure it’s consistent with the building’s policies. Some Hosts meet their guests in-person and provide them with a physical key. Others provide contactless access with codes or use a nearby key exchange locker, depending on what’s available.

Who is responsible for cleaning after guests leave?

Typically, Hosts are responsible for cleaning, whether they do so themselves or find a cleaner to help. Some buildings have recommendations on cleaning providers for you to choose from.

What’s the parking situation for guests?

It depends on the building’s policies or local regulations. You can give guests your spot if you have one, direct them to public parking, or explore other options with the building manager.

How does pricing work?

You set your own pricing. Airbnb offers tools to help make pricing easy. As part of this program, the building can choose to deduct a share of your Airbnb earnings. Reach out to the building manager to ask for more details, like the percentage.

How often can I Airbnb my apartment at Channel Mission Bay?

This building allows residents to Airbnb their place up to 90 nights per year. This limit is set by building policies, but know local laws may also impact your ability to Airbnb your place.

Are there any other rules I should be aware of?

Buildings can set rules for Airbnb Hosts and guests. For example, most will set quiet hours. Be sure to read any rules your building provides, and make sure to review any provisions in your lease specifically related to Airbnb. Local regulations may also apply. Your buildings’ rules and restrictions, as well as local regulations, may change over time. Learn more about rules and restrictions

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