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Most major cities across the US have seen apartment rental prices bounce back above pre-pandemic levels — but San Francisco and Oakland remain among the few exceptions.

At the start of the pandemic, the number and composition of households shifted dramatically and quickly, driven by young people leaving behind roommates or solo living and moving in with family.

As Denver’s housing market cools following the rise of federal interest rates, the competition for finding a rental home in the Denver metro area is heating up.

The Federal Reserve may have accelerated its attack on inflation by hiking interest rates. But that's also driving up rents by deterring would-be buyers.

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San Francisco’s apartment rental market has been the slowest in the country to bounce...

The pandemic led to 153,000 households moving out of the Manhattan in the past two years, but 76,000 have moved in with the trend increasing this year as 5,000 more move in.

In Seattle's fierce real estate market, competition is always pending. These top neighborhoods were the most competitive according to Redfin.

If you are hit with a hefty rent increase, you can ask your landlord to keep the price the same or make it a smaller increase.

It's the first time they've halted their steady incline in roughly two years, according to a recent report. Will this trend last?