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As the cost of living continues to rise, the challenge of finding affordable rental housing for single individuals has become more pressing. In 2025, new data from the Ray White Group—referred to as the “Carrie Bradshaw Index”—has revealed the best and worst cities for solo renters based on income-to-rent ratios. While some cities remain favorable […]
As the cost of living continues to rise across Canada, so too do rent prices — but that doesn’t mean tenants are powerless. In fact, if you live in Quebec, you have specific legal protections when it comes to rent increases that many renters aren’t fully aware of. A February 2025 article by The Concordian […]
The U.S. housing market continues to be shaped by unprecedented demand and economic shifts, and nowhere is this more evident than in the soaring costs of single-family rental homes. According to a new report by Zillow, the average rent for a single-family home has reached an all-time high of $2,179 per month, up 4.4% from […]
In today’s economic landscape, skyrocketing rent prices have left millions of individuals and families struggling to make ends meet. The rising cost of housing has outpaced wage growth in many regions, leaving renters with little to no disposable income after paying for their monthly living expenses. With inflation and stagnant wages, the financial burden is […]
As the housing market adjusts to economic shifts, interest rate changes, and population growth, renters in 2025 are feeling the pressure more than ever—especially in America’s biggest cities. A recent study from Storage Sense highlights a new way to look at rental affordability: how much renters are paying per 100 square feet of space. By […]
As the U.S. housing market continues to evolve, a growing number of experts are warning that we are entering a landlord-friendly era — a period where market conditions and policy changes increasingly favor property owners over renters. While tenants enjoyed heightened protections and more negotiating power during the pandemic years, that dynamic is quickly reversing. […]