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California city is now more unaffordable for renters than New York

Two-bedroom rent prices in the Bay Area city reached $6,020 in a single-month surge

The Independent UK · Jul 30

Prefer Living Alone? 5 Popular Cities That Offer the Most Affordable Options

The Economist identified cities where it's feasible to live solo, based on the benchmark that Americans should spend no more than 30% of their income on rent.

GOBankingRates · Jan 30

These are the U.S. cities where Americans can actually afford to live on a single person's income—and the ones out-of-budget for singletons

To measure affordability, analysts used the rule that rent shouldn’t exceed 30% of income. In New York, that means nearly $4,000 a month for a studio apartment.

Fortune · Oct 29, 2025

The Eight Best Places to Retire for Renters

Kiplinger looked at great places to retire in the United States for people planning to rent their living space.

Kiplinger · Jul 4, 2023

The 10 best U.S. cities to work remotely while you still can

California is apparently a no-go for nomads with the two worst cities on the list from the Golden State.

Fortune · Jul 3, 2023

What to Do When Your Rent is Too High

If your rent is too high, options for consumers are limited, but there are some things you can do if you're facing a rent increase.

Kiplinger · Jun 2, 2023

The Best US Cities for Remote Work

Two new remote work studies reveal a variety of cities across the country most amenable to fully online careers.

Kiplinger · May 18, 2023

Some renters still face high prices as costs fall

The pandemic era has been defined by soaring prices to rent and own, contributing to historic inflation.

Axios · Feb 13, 2023

Even millionaire millennials are now renting instead of buying homes

The number of millionaire renters has tripled in the last five years, a new report finds.

Fortune · Jan 31, 2023

As Home Rental Prices Continue To Jump More Americans Are Behind On Their Rent

With the national home sales inventory disappearing and rising inflation and mortgage interest rates, the rental housing market is busting at the seams attempting to meet demand. And in some states, 25% of the people lucky enough to find available rental property are now behind on their monthly payments.

Benzinga · Oct 11, 2022