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As housing affordability continues to dominate headlines across the U.S., a crucial but often overlooked factor contributing to rising rents is the decline in building permits issued for new residential construction. According to a recent analysis by Live South Florida Realty, the number of permits granted for new housing has dropped significantly in various regions […]

As housing costs continue to shape the financial landscape of American households, a new report highlights the stark contrasts in rental prices across the country. From coastal cities with sky-high demand to quieter heartland states with budget-friendly options, where you live can drastically influence how much of your paycheck goes toward rent. In 2025, the

As 2025 unfolds, the U.S. rental market is undergoing a dramatic transformation. After a brief period of stabilization during and after the pandemic, rent prices are once again surging and this time, the sharpest increases aren’t in the usual coastal hotspots. Instead, the steepest spikes are hitting cities in the Midwest and Rust Belt, where

Living in a high-cost city while earning a low income can feel overwhelming. Between rising rents, pricey groceries, and the social pressure to “keep up,” it’s easy to feel left behind. But as Yogesh Dahake outlines in his insightful Medium article, How to Survive on a Low Income in an Expensive City, the key lies

The U.S. rental market has always been dynamic, but the past few years have brought unprecedented shifts. From surging demand in fast-growing regions to unexpected declines in traditionally high-cost markets, rents are moving in different directions across the country. A recent analysis highlights the 10 cities with the biggest rent increases and decreases between 2024

Across the U.S., renters are holding onto their leases longer than ever before. Apartment resident turnover rates have hit historic lows, creating both challenges and opportunities for property managers, landlords, and investors. A recent report from Multifamily Dive highlights the top reasons behind this shift, and the findings reveal how the rental market is evolving