Renters can still find large, affordable apartments—if they know where to look. This is where they’ll find the most and least amount of space for $1,500 a month.
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For homebuyers struggling to come up with a down payment, rent-to-own programs promise to help. But they can be financially risky.
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Rents are increasing across the country at a breakneck pace, making it more difficult for renters to find affordable housing.
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For the eighth month in a row, rental prices have risen by double digits, spiking to incredible heights in this part of the country.
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Rental prices are now soaring as landlords are raising rents while bidding wars and desperate tenants offering to pay extra are pushing prices even higher.
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College students around the nation are failing the test of finding housing before classes start in this ultracompetitive rental market.
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These are the counties where renters can score the biggest deals on rental apartments, condos, and townhouses as a result of COVID-19.
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As renters emptied out of the nation’s most expensive cities due to the one-two punch of the coronavirus pandemic and ensuing recession, monthly rental prices in those areas nosedived.
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