Highlights: Long Island City and Crystal City witnessed an y-o-y rent growth of 5.1% and 5%, respectively. While LIC is expecting 15,400 units to be...
The answer to the never-ending question about renting or owning is quite clear if we look at the big picture. Almost a quarter of the 100 largest U.S...
Filling up an empty studio when you’re short on cash is not as hard as it would seem. Don’t settle for old and dusty furniture, but rather use your...
There’s so much to love about San Francisco, besides the welcoming weather and a generous amount of green space. One of my favorite things about this...
Key takeaways: The median income provides burden-free access to 49% of all U.S. rentals, up from 38% in 2011. Access to rental housing has improved...
With every new generation that comes of age, all economic sectors see some significant changes. Real estate is no exception, as both rental and homeownership markets...
There is no better visual depiction of urban development than seeing an old parking lot replaced by an edgy tower apartment building. If just a few short years ago it...
Are millennials today more likely to live in and near downtowns or withdraw to outer neighborhoods? Population dynamics are always shifting in the nation’s biggest...
Key takeaways: The national average rent reached an all-time high of $1,412 in August 2018, up by 3.1 percent ($42) year over year, and by 0.1 percent ($2) month over...
As Apartments Are Shrinking, Seattle Tops New York with the Smallest Rentals in the U.S.
What Are Apartment Utilities and How Much Will They Cost Me?
Goodbye L.A., Hello Phoenix: Affordable Housing Makes Second-Tier Metros Top Choices for Moving
What Credit Score Do You Need to Rent an Apartment? Insanely High, If You’re in Boston or San Francisco
Which States Have the Best and Worst Laws for Renters?
