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Why Single-Family Rental Homes Are Outpacing Apartments And What It Means for Renters in 2025

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 […]

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North-Jersey’s Rental Market: Premium Location, Premium Price

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

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Rents Are Dropping Across California What It Means for Renters and Landlords

California’s rental market is showing some meaningful signs of softening and that’s a noteworthy shift for tenants, landlords, and property managers alike. A recent article by the Press-Telegram reports that 8 of the 15 major California metro rental markets they surveyed saw year-over-year asking rent declines in 2024. A Snapshot of the Data While the

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Rent Rising: How New York City’s Average Lease Is Up 36% Since the Pandemic

New York City has long been synonymous with sky-high rents, but the current figures are startling even by NYC standards.According to new data from Zillow and StreetEasy, the average asking rent in New York City has surged 36% since before the pandemic, making it one of the fastest-rising markets in the country. The median asking

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Wages and Rents Are Finally Cooling And That Could Signal Relief for Inflation (and Renters Too)

For much of the past few years, Americans have felt the pinch of higher costs from groceries and gas to rent and wages. Inflation surged after the pandemic, fueled by disrupted supply chains, stimulus-driven demand, and a red-hot job market. But now, new data suggests that two of the strongest inflation drivers wage growth and

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Renting Squeeze: The 9 U.S. Cities Where Renters Pay the Highest Share of Income

Across the U.S., renting has long been considered a flexible and accessible housing option but that flexibility is rapidly disappearing. FinanceBuzz’s latest study reveals that renters in some American cities are devoting nearly a third or more of their entire income to housing costs. This analysis compared median household incomes with average monthly rents across

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