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For years, Miami has been synonymous with sunshine, beaches, nightlife and international flair but it has also become known for something far less glamorous: sky-high rents. And even as the U.S. rental market cools in early 2025, Miami continues to hold its place among the most expensive cities to rent a home. According to new […]

When wildfires tore through Los Angeles in early 2025, the devastation was immediate and heartbreaking. Entire neighborhoods were displaced, thousands of residents were left searching for temporary housing, and the already-tight rental market felt the pressure overnight. But amid the chaos, another crisis quietly emerged skyrocketing rents that targeted desperate, fire-displaced families. A new report

Rents and property-ownership costs in Bloomington-Normal often called the Twin Cities of Central Illinois have climbed so rapidly that “too high” has become a common phrase among renters, students, and even some landlords. As the region continues to grow, the affordability gap is widening, making it harder for everyday residents to keep pace. A recent

California is home to some of the most desirable cities in America, offering stunning coastal views, vibrant downtowns, and a lifestyle many people dream of. But according to a recent survey highlighted by Golden Gate Media, one California city ranked as the state’s most livable yet it has also earned another, far less flattering distinction:

The U.S. rental market is undergoing a significant shift that’s reshaping how Americans live, move, and budget for housing. A new report from Zillow, highlighted by HousingWire, shows a trend that has become impossible to ignore: single-family rental homes are becoming more expensive at a much faster rate than apartments and the price gap between

In the sprawling ecosystem of the New York City metro area, the appeal of suburban living shorter commutes, quieter neighborhoods, more space is undeniably strong. But the latest data shows it comes at a premium. According to the Zumper “NYC Metro Area Report” (Sept 2020) via Daily Voice, certain North Jersey towns are commanding some