In today’s rental landscape, the term “rent burden” is becoming more than just a buzzword—it’s a daily reality for millions of Americans. A recent report by 24/7 Wall St. sheds light on just how severe this issue has become by identifying the most rent-burdened cities in every U.S. state. The findings are sobering: in many […]
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Feeling the pinch of rising prices? You’re not alone. As inflation, housing shortages, and economic shifts continue to impact everyday Americans, cost of living has become a key factor when choosing where to live. Fortunately, Nasdaq has compiled a helpful guide that reveals the least expensive city in each U.S. state as of mid-2025, giving
If you’ve been browsing apartments and thinking, “Wasn’t this unit $400 cheaper just a year ago?”—you’re not alone. A recent Zillow analysis confirms what renters across the country have suspected for months: rents are on the rise, and affordability is slipping further out of reach for millions of Americans. According to the report featured on
In today’s unpredictable housing market, an unexpected trend is emerging: in several U.S. cities, it’s now more affordable to buy a home than to rent one. While this might sound counterintuitive given high interest rates and inflated home prices in many areas, local conditions are proving that ownership may now offer better long-term value than
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If you’re looking for a two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan right now, brace yourself: competition is intense, inventory is shrinking, and prices are reaching record-breaking levels. This isn’t just a seasonal spike—it’s part of a growing trend that’s reshaping New York City’s rental landscape. A Market on Fire: The Latest Rent Data A recent Curbed article
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Good news for renters: After years of sky-high prices, the U.S. rental market is finally showing signs of relief. According to a recent report from Redfin, the median asking rent across the U.S. has fallen to $1,653 as of June 2025, making it the most affordable it has been since the early days of the
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