Rents in the Chicago area rank in the top 11 percent of U.S. housing markets, according to a new Harvard report on housing ...

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The City of Bakersfield was ranked 70th in the list of most expensive cities in the United States to pay rent in, according to a report published by Zumper, a ...

The San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara metro area was the third-most expensive place in the nation to raise kids, with annual ...

The ballooning cost of living in America's Finest City pushed San Diego up to the ninth most expensive city in the country ...

In Austin, Texas, the median asking rent dropped 9.4 percent year-over-year last month to $1,404—the largest decline among the 44 major U.S. metropolitan areas analyzed by the real estate brokerage.

Naples, Florida appeared three times in the top 30 most expensive zip codes. The top 10 most expensive zip codes to rent in are located in Florida, Colorado, New Jersey, New York, California, and ...

California’s housing rental market remains one of the most expensive in the United States, with cities like San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles leading the way.

San Diego tops the list of the most expensive California cities for renters, with an average rent of $3,175 per month. San Francisco follows closely with an average rent of $3,168, and Los Angeles ...

San Diego tops the list of the most expensive California cities for renters, with an average rent of $3,175 per month. San Francisco follows closely with an average rent of $3,168, and Los Angeles ...

Aspen, Colorado (81611), is the second most expensive zip code in the country. The popular ski and winter sports area commands $15,000 in rent for a two-bedroom unit and $7,250 for a one-bedroom unit.