Per-unit, not shared
Your balcony's solar feeds your home, not a building-wide meter you share with sixty others.
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The Numbers3743 is a sustainable building, but we don't expect anyone to take that on faith. Here's how the system works, what it saves you on your monthly bill, and how you actually see it in your Community App.
Each unit has a solar array mounted to its private balcony plus a small battery storage pack tucked behind the wall. Sunlight in, electricity directly into your home. No shared meter, no math to do, no app you have to babysit.
Your balcony's solar feeds your home, not a building-wide meter you share with sixty others.
Stores the day's energy so it's available at night and on cloudy mornings.
SDG&E is still connected. When your solar plus battery isn't enough, the grid quietly fills the gap.
An illustrative comparison for a one-bedroom apartment using approximately 350 kWh per month. SDG&E residential rates as of early 2026. Your actual savings vary based on usage, weather, exposure, and rate plan.
350 kWh from grid · standard residential rate
In-unit solar + battery covers most usage · grid fills the gap
Estimated annual savings: ~$1,140 versus a comparable Hillcrest 1BR.
The Community App's energy tab shows live solar generation, battery state, and grid draw. You can see how much your solar covered today, this week, and this month. The carbon section translates that into pounds of CO2 saved and adds it to your annual footprint summary, useful for B-Corp employees, anyone tracking personal sustainability goals, or anyone who likes a good dashboard.
3743's rent covers the things you'd otherwise pay for separately. The math, line by line.
See the full comparison in our apartment comparison calculator →
Tell us your current setup and we'll show you what 3743 would actually save you.