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Rental Properties, US Real Estate

Rental price growth accelerates as New Year beckons

By Mike Wheatley | December 29, 2017

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Rising rents lead to growth in homeless population, Zillow study finds

By Mike Wheatley | August 4, 2017

Rising rents in the nation's booming urban areas are creating crisis levels of homelessness that will continue or even accelerate as rents rise

Real Estate, US Real Estate

Manhattan rents reach record high as desirability booms

By Mike Wheatley | July 4, 2017

Rents in downtown New York hit a record high last May according to data from the CBRE Group brokerage, due to the construction of a new tower at the World Trade Center and firm's migration to a revitalized Lower Manhattan area.

Rents are Falling Now What

By Brian Kline | June 12, 2017

There is a sky-high limit to housing prices. And we may be close or have exceeded the limit. Rents have spiraled higher for years

Rental Properties, US Real Estate

San Francisco to spend $44M on affordable housing for teachers

By Mike Wheatley | May 23, 2017

San Francisco is working to provide more affordable housing to the city's teachers, after a report warned that many are struggling to be able to pay their mortgages and rents

Rental Properties, US Real Estate, Zillow

Suburban homes see rents rising rapidly, Zillow says

By Mike Wheatley | May 22, 2017

As rent becomes more expensive, renters are starting to look for cheaper housing options outside downtown cores, prompting rent payments to rise faster in the suburbs than in urban areas

Rental Properties, US Real Estate, Zillow

Rental markets show signs of slowing down, Zillow says

By Mike Wheatley | April 21, 2017

Rents across the country rose 0.7 percent from last March, the slowest rate of appreciation since November 2012, as new construction began to meet renter demand and soften the market.

Rental Properties, US Real Estate, Zillow

Zillow study shows rents less affordable in minority areas

By Mike Wheatley | March 31, 2017

Monthly rent is a bigger financial burden for people living in predominantly black or Hispanic neighborhoods than it is in white neighborhoods

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