and about half of them are “burdened” by their rent, meaning they spend more than 30% of their income on housing (more than 12 million of them are spending more than half their income on ...

Rents across the U.S. may have been falling for nearly two years, but five large coastal metros stood out last month as having the nation’s least affordable rental markets—including one of ...

By Matt Yan American renter households are chronically burdened by their rent, meaning they spend more than 30 percent of their income on housing, according to recent census data. For people ...

In 2023, 83% of renters who earned less than $30,000 a year were "cost-burdened," meaning they devoted more than 30% of their incomes to rent and utilities, according to the Joint Center for ...

"The income needed to comfortably afford the typical U.S. rent — meaning spending no more than 30% of income — is $82,795." The report found that the typical asking rent in July was $2,070 ...

Thousands of renters across the country struggle to pay their rent every month and many are worried about what the Government's reforms to Rent Pressure Zones will mean for them.

KINGSTON, N.Y. — A tenant activist with a group that supports progressive causes slammed as “laughable” federal rent guidelines used by Kingston for housing considered “affordable.” ...

KINGSTON, N.Y. — A Common Council committee voted unanimously on Monday, Jan. 6, to table a resolution to lower the city’s definition of affordable rent after a lengthy discussion that grew ...

The government has restored the term ‘social rent’ to the definition of affordable housing in its national planning rulebook after housing and council bodies voiced concerns. Government restores ...

but that doesn’t mean it’s easily attainable. “I think it's more targeted to probably to some of the coastal markets that have high, high levels of rent increases,” said Dan Moye ...