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New York City renters are feeling the pressure—again. In February 2025, Manhattan’s median rent surged to a record-breaking $4,500, up 6.4% from the same time last year, according to data from Douglas Elliman and Miller Samuel. This milestone sets a new precedent for one of the most competitive rental markets in the U.S., and it’s […]

The U.S. rental market is experiencing subtle yet significant changes that could impact renters in the coming months. After a period of relative stability, February saw the first rent increase in six months, with the median asking rent rising 0.4% year-over-year to $1,607—the largest gain in nine months. While this increase may seem modest, it

As we progress through 2025, the U.S. rental market is undergoing notable shifts, creating a complex environment for both tenants and landlords. While renters in multi-family units may find some financial relief due to a surge in apartment construction, those seeking single-family homes continue to face rising costs. This divergence in rental trends is shaping

As the U.S. rental market evolves in 2025, a powerful shift is underway — one that favors landlords and leaves many renters grappling with rising costs and fewer options. According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, the post-pandemic “renter’s market” is giving way to a landlord-driven era, where demand is high, supply is tightening,

In a time when sky-high rental prices are dominating headlines, it’s refreshing—and crucial—to spotlight the few major cities where rent is still affordable for the average household. As housing costs strain budgets in cities like New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, a recent Redfin analysis reveals five standout metropolitan areas where rent remains below

As housing affordability remains a pressing concern in the U.S., a new report by Storage Sense, featured in Sunset Magazine, reveals the most expensive rental cities in 2025—not just by monthly rent, but by cost per 100 square feet. This unique lens brings fresh insight into just how much space your money really buys in