11 top cities for young people, thanks to falling rent and ample social activities
Briefly

Rents in major urban areas are rising sharply as young professionals return to cities due to employer mandates for in-office work. Cities like New York and San Francisco have seen rent increases of up to 11%, driven by a combination of high demand for rentals and limited home buying options due to elevated mortgage rates. Despite some fluctuations in the rental market, many metropolitan areas remain expensive, with a significant portion of renters still displaced due to rising costs.
With the growing popularity of hybrid work among employers, as well as many large tech companies enforcing return-to-office policies of up to five days a week, many tech workers who may have previously left the Bay Area have likely made their way back.
The US has a ton of rental demand. High mortgage rates have sidelined many homebuyers.
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