Where the gap between rent and the minimum wage is the widest August 19, 2022 More than 2 years ago 5 min Summary ...

Minimum-wage workers in Milwaukee would need to make three times their current salary to comfortably afford a typical one-bedroom, the study found.

Business Rent growth outstrips wages in most US metros, report says Published: May. 10, 2024, 10:28 a.m.

The minimum wage, which is $15 an hour in New York, is not enough to comfortably afford the average monthly rent of $1,001 for a one-bedroom apartment in Buffalo.

Wages for the typical U.S. worker have surged since the pandemic, but for many Americans those gains are being gobbled up by rising rent. Rents jumped 30.4% nationwide between 2019 and 2023, while ...

Minimum-wage workers in Milwaukee would need to make three times their current salary to comfortably afford a typical one-bedroom, the study found.

Rent is unaffordable for most people in most metro areas in the U.S., according to a new analysis by the real estate website Zillow. But there are signs of a rent slowdown ahead.

New Study Reveals The Most Affordable Cities With Affordable Rent These cities minimum wage is higher than average and still barely affordable.

The Santa Barbara-Santa Maria metropolitan area won the dubious distinction of having the biggest gap between wages and rents for millennial renters out of all mid-size cities detailed in a recent ...

A study found that people who earn low wages were rent-burdened in all of the country’s 50 largest real estate markets.

Disney World ticket prices have increased an astounding 3,871% when compared to rent, wages, and gasoline prices since 1971.

A study found there are no longer any large American cities where a minimum-wage earner can comfortably afford to rent a one-bedroom apartment.