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Nationally, renters are paying 30% of their income on housing. In many places, they're paying more.

Nationally, renters are paying 30% of their income on housing. In many places, they're paying more.

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Nationally, renters are paying 30% of their income on housing. In many places, they're paying more.
Nationally, renters are paying 30% of their income on housing. In many places, they're paying more.
Nationally, renters are paying 30% of their income on housing. In many places, they're paying more.
Nationally, renters are paying 30% of their income on housing. In many places, they're paying more.
bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago
Across the U.S., the typical household devoted 29.7% of its income to lease a typical rental home last month. That's up from 24.8% in February 2021, showing how much rents have risen in a year's time.
Across the U.S., the typical household devoted 29.7% of its income to lease a typical rental home last month. That's up from 24.8% in February 2021, showing how much rents have risen in a year's time.
Triad cities stack up well nationally on elbow room for renters
Triad cities stack up well nationally on elbow room for renters
Triad cities stack up well nationally on elbow room for renters
Triad cities stack up well nationally on elbow room for renters
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Could the amount of space per apartment renter be a tool for helping house and attract the workforce in a super competitive hiring market? If so, this study could be to the Triad's benefit.
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Shelter calls for housing benefit action as renters feel brunt of income squeeze
Shelter calls for housing benefit action as renters feel brunt of income squeeze
Shelter calls for housing benefit action as renters feel brunt of income squeeze
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mortgagefinancegazette mortgagefinancegazet... | 2 years ago
Housing charity Shelter has urged the government to make housing benefit “fit for purpose” as new data reveals that renters are at the sharp end of the cost of living crisis.   More than half (53%) of adults who rent their home reported that they could not afford an unexpected but necessary expense of £850 compared ... This story continues at Shelter calls for housing benefit action as renters feel brunt of income squeeze Or just read more coverage at Mortgage Finance Gazette
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New York Renters Are Now Paying the Price for the ‘Covid Discount’
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The New York Times The New York Times | 1 year ago
For comfort at the beginning of the pandemic, Cathy Linh Che turned to cooking her mother’s Vietnamese recipes. She could easily find all the ingredients she needed in Manhattan’s Chinatown. But the subway ride from her Jackson Heights, Queens, apartment was almost an hour. So when a modern, two-bedroom apartment with exposed brick walls and stone floors became available to rent for about $1,700 a month in the nearby Two Bridges neighborhood, she jumped at the opportunity. Ms. Che, an arts a...
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bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
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Buyers Are Regaining Some of Their Negotiation Power in Today’s Housing Market
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keepingcurrentmatters keepingcurrentmatter... | 1 year ago
If you’re thinking about buying a home today, there’s welcome news. Even though it’s still a sellers’ market, it’s a more moderate sellers’ market than last year. And the days of feeling like you may need to waive contingencies or pay drastically over asking price to get your offer considered may be coming to a close. Today, you should have less competition and more negotiating power as a buyer. That’s because the intensity of buyer demand and bidding wars is easing this year. So, ...
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bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
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The internet is a wealth of do-it-yourself knowledge, but when it comes to determining your home’s value, it’s best to do your own homework while simultaneously consulting a real estate professional. Recent polls from The Mortgage Reports show that 44% of sellers check their home value using an online valuation tool. This often leads to an overly optimistic listing price—or worse, lowballing it. But despite 2021-2022’s hot seller’s market, where it seems like anything goes, experts sa...
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The New York Times The New York Times | 2 years ago
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