New York and San Francisco remain top rental hotspots, but a small Northeastern city has surpassed them both, according to Business Insider. Rising demand and limited supply are driving rents higher in this unexpected market.
New York and San Francisco remain top rental hotspots, but a small Northeastern city has surpassed them both, according to Business Insider. Rising demand and limited supply are driving rents higher in this unexpected market.
For $3,500 a month in San Francisco, renters can find modest one-bedroom apartments or shared living spaces in desirable neighborhoods. This budget reflects the city’s high cost of living amid a competitive housing market.