fromThe Atlantic4 days agoThe Whole Country Is Starting to Look Like California"The housing crisis has thus become synonymous with feckless blue-state governance. So how can prices now be rising so fast in red and purple states known for their loose regulations?"Real estate
Silicon Valley real estatefromThe Mercury News1 month agoMany Californians need six-figure incomes to afford rentCalifornia has the highest income thresholds for comfortable renting in major metro areas.Rising rents disproportionately affect tenants across different regions in California.San Jose and San Francisco saw the lowest rent burden increases despite high thresholds.Southern California areas face increasing rental challenges, particularly in San Diego and Los Angeles.
fromRedfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More1 month agoNYC parentsThe 10 Most Affordable Cities for Renters Who Need Childcare
Silicon Valley real estatefromThe Mercury News1 month agoMany Californians need six-figure incomes to afford rentCalifornia has the highest income thresholds for comfortable renting in major metro areas.Rising rents disproportionately affect tenants across different regions in California.San Jose and San Francisco saw the lowest rent burden increases despite high thresholds.Southern California areas face increasing rental challenges, particularly in San Diego and Los Angeles.
fromRedfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More1 month agoNYC parentsThe 10 Most Affordable Cities for Renters Who Need Childcare
NYC real estatefrom24/7 Wall St.4 months agoHomebuyers Are Seriously Stretching Their Budget to Buy Housing in These CitiesRising housing costs are forcing many homeowners to spend over 50% of their income on housing, well above the recommended threshold.
fromNew York Post1 month agoNYC real estateRent prices are falling - except for in these 5 coastal cities
NYC real estatefrom24/7 Wall St.4 months agoHomebuyers Are Seriously Stretching Their Budget to Buy Housing in These CitiesRising housing costs are forcing many homeowners to spend over 50% of their income on housing, well above the recommended threshold.
fromNew York Post1 month agoNYC real estateRent prices are falling - except for in these 5 coastal cities
NYC real estatefrom24/7 Wall St.3 months agoThis Popular Vacation City Has the With the Widest Gap Between the Rich and Poor in AmericaThe U.S. has significantly higher income inequality compared to other wealthy nations, particularly in urban areas.