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Rental Affordability Outpacing Buying (But Not Quite Everywhere)
Average U.S. median asking rents are moderating, according to new Realtor.com data, declining year-over-year, with only two U ...
Landlord group pitches 485x-like tax break for stabilized buildings
The New York Apartment Association is proposing a property tax exemption for up to 40 years for rent-stabilized buildings where at least 50 percent of the units have rents at or below 80 percent of ...
Retiring in New York: The Good, The Bad, and The Surprising Costs
New York can be expensive place to retire, but it has many advantages, including lively and walkable cities, some top-flight ...
For some L.A. wildfire survivors, rebuilding won't be an option
Homeowners and renters displaced by the Los Angeles wildfires are wrestling with whether they can afford to stay in an area ...
Opinion: California's housing problems require a better solution than densify, densify, densify
New multistory apartment buildings packed in along Sunset Boulevard or the Wilshire corridor may add to L.A.'s total housing ...
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These are the 10 cities where renters pay the highest ‘singles tax’
Nationwide, solo renters pay an extra $7,562 per year for a one-bedroom unit compared to couples who split rent with their ...
Philadelphia is the city New Yorkers want to move to most — yes, really
StreetEasy reveals that Philly has officially surpassed Miami as the most popular out-of-state metro where New Yorkers are ...
Single people pay more in rent than couples: Here’s how much
New York City is not very friendly to singles. New York City renters face the country’s steepest “singles tax,” or the amount of money a solo renter pays over two people sharing a one-bedroom ...