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8 Tenant Rights You Didn’t Know You Had, But Should

Renting a home is often seen as a straightforward exchange—you pay rent, your landlord provides a place to live. But in reality, there’s a complex web of laws that protect tenants, many of which go unnoticed until a conflict arises. According to a recent Architectural Digest feature, housing attorneys like Faizah Malik and Josh Krefetz […]

Why the Rent-Own Gap Is Growing and What It Means for Aspiring Homebuyers

The American dream of homeownership has always been a cornerstone of financial stability and personal achievement. But in 2025, that dream is becoming harder to reach than ever—at least when compared to the cost of renting. A new report from Redfin, featured on MortgageOrb.com, reveals that the affordability gap between renting and owning a home […]

Why Renting Is Sky-High: Exploring the World’s Most Expensive Rental Markets

Renting has become a budget-buster for many around the globe. From exclusive tax havens to booming urban centers, rental markets vary widely and understanding the dynamics behind soaring costs can help renters and investors alike make smarter choices. 1. Monaco – The Pinnacle of Luxury Living Monaco consistently ranks at the very top for rental […]

Why Homeownership Now Demands 81% More Income Than Renting

For decades, owning a home was seen as a natural next step in building wealth and stability something to aspire to after years of renting. But in 2025, the dream of homeownership is becoming more elusive than ever. New data reveals a stark reality: you now need to earn 81% more income to buy a […]

Luxury Rentals on a Global Scale: How U.S. Markets Measure Up

When you think of luxury rentals, sprawling penthouses in New York City or cliffside mansions in Malibu may come to mind but how do these American high-end rentals actually compare to their international counterparts? With prices for premium properties skyrocketing, and a growing demand for short-term and long-term luxury leases, the U.S. is experiencing a […]

While Rents Fall Nationwide, These Four Cities Are Still Climbing: March 2025 Report

After years of relentless rent hikes across the U.S., tenants are finally seeing some relief. March 2025 marked the 20th straight month of national year-over-year rent declines. According to Realtor.com, the median asking rent for 0–2 bedroom units in the 50 largest metros was $1,694, a 1.2% drop compared to March 2024. This trend reflects […]