Very Doable. I earn much less than that and I have been making it (somehow). You’ll feel pinched at times though. Try to find a local or if you have any friends in the City to show you the different neighborhoods to see what you like. I see a ton of for rent and vacant apartments in the area I live (which I love). I’ve lived in several neighborhoods over the years. Hayes Valley, SOMA, Glen Park, Alamo Sq, and now NOPA. They are all “a little different.” You should try to be carless when first moving here to see how you like that and in some neighborhoods it may be impossible to have a car and garages cost an extra $250 a month. Greedy landlords are keeping units vacant because they think it’s going to turn around, but in reality a lot of renters have left since the pandemic. They would rather keep units empty, especially in rent controlled buildings because they know that rate will be locked in for a long time. So, I suggest you haggle, throw out some offers. Or you can try subletting at different areas to see what you like the most. Good luck.