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Across major U.S. metropolitan areas, single-family rental prices are climbing steadily. While the increase may not be dramatic month to month, this gradual rise signals a deeper, sustained shift in the housing landscape. With mortgage rates still elevated and homeownership costs out of reach for many, more families and individuals are choosing to rent single-family […]

Mortgage rates have been a constant point of conversation in the real estate world. After a historic surge in 2022–2023, many potential buyers have been sitting on the sidelines, waiting for the right time to act. This past week, rates finally dipped but just barely. While it’s not the dramatic drop many have hoped for,

In 2025, the battle against inflation continues and at the heart of it is something affecting millions of Americans: rising rent prices. While grocery costs and gas prices often make headlines, it’s housing specifically rent that has quietly become one of the most powerful forces pushing inflation higher. According to April’s Consumer Price Index (CPI),

Despite economic headwinds, the U.S. multifamily rental market continues to show resilience not booming like in past years, but steadily growing at a moderate, more sustainable pace. Recent trends reveal that rent growth has slowed, but not reversed, signaling a period of stabilization rather than a downturn. This balancing act between high supply and steady

Owning a home has long been tied to the idea of success and stability, but in today’s market, that dream isn’t always practical or even beneficial. Between high mortgage rates, inflated home prices, and the hidden costs of ownership, more people are discovering that renting may actually be the smarter move. If you’ve been debating

Renting vs. buying remains one of the biggest financial decisions Americans face. With home prices at historic highs and interest rates still putting pressure on buyers, many households are sticking with renting for the foreseeable future. But a key question remains: Which cities actually give renters the best value for their money? A new WalletHub