U.S. Rent Growth Slows with Affordability Crunch Squeezing Tenants
Rents in the U.S. increased at the slowest pace in more than a year as tenant budgets were stretched to new limits, according to Realtor.com
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Rents in the U.S. increased at the slowest pace in more than a year as tenant budgets were stretched to new limits, according to Realtor.com
Wages have failed to keep pace, meaning that renters are 'feeling the squeeze' - despite the fact the new figure shows that prices are actually starting to slow month-on-month.
Far Homes, an online real estate search portal and concierge service for buying abroad, has closed on $2.25 million in seed funding.
Driven by migration from city centers during the pandemic, the rental price advantage of renting in the suburbs has shrunk by 52.9%.
Rents hit a record high in July for the 17th month in a row, putting ever more pressure on renters.