Tag Archives: rents

The median rent in the West remains 3% lower than a year ago and is projected to decline further, while rents in Midwest markets continue to see faster growth due to greater affordability, according to Realtor.com's May 2023 Rental Report.

An estimated 300 people a day moved from California to Texas in 2021, and the popular migration route is becoming even more crowded, according to a new analysis from StorageCafe.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced an available $30.3 billion for the Housing Choice Voucher Program that will help Public Housing Authorities address recent rent inflation and enable more low-income families to utilize housing vouchers.

As California faces some of the highest poverty rates in the country, find out how new legislation may impact housing affordability in the Golden State.

A new report takes a look at the performance of single-family rental securitizations. Click through to learn which metros saw high rent growth for SFR securitized properties and where it lagged.

A power shutdown at one of the bank’s facilities saw Wells Fargo’s online banking and mobile app systems causing trouble for many of its customers. Here’s what the company said it was doing to restore its services.

A recent study comparing the challenges faced by the average U.S. homebuyer and the average Canadian homebuyer gave some interesting insights.

The latest data on single-family rentals reveals a discrepancy in rental price growth among properties at different ends of the price spectrum. Click through to learn which type of properties are spurring growth in rental prices.

Many of the U.S. metros are experiencing faster-rising rents this spring, even though the pace has slowed down in some of the priciest markets, a report found. Where are rents rising the most?

Despite an overall deceleration in rent rates across the country, some cities saw a bigger change in rents than others, a study found. Click through to learn where the rents changed for the better or worse.