Minimum Wage Workers Can Afford Rent in Just These 5 Metros—With 2 More Likely in 2026
While rent prices continue to trend downward nationwide, just five of the 50 largest U.S. metros remain affordable for workers earning minimum wage on a 40-hour week. But there is some good news for low-income residents: In the new year, two additional metros are poised to join the ranks of budget-
Rent vs. Buy: Is Renting Cheaper Than Buying a Home?
Renting is cheaper than buying a home, according to senior housing economists. “Rent continues to fall in many of the major metros across the United States for a variety of reasons,” explains Joel Berner, a senior economist at Realtor.com®. “The biggest one is that rent is still correcting itself fr
$16 Million Ski-In/Ski-Out Breckenridge Mountain Mansion Is Every Snow Lover’s Dream Dwelling
Ski season is well and truly upon us—and with it comes a flock of snow bunnies making their way to the mountains to enjoy the fresh powder and the beautiful scenery. And now, a picture-perfect mountain home that provides direct access to the slopes has hit the market for $16.25 million, offering up
Steamboat Springs Resident Thankful for Colorado Billionaire Who Snapped Up New Apartment Complex Then Cut Rents: ‘Too Good To Be True’
Anna Allsberry, a school counselor and volleyball coach at Steamboat Springs High School in Steamboat Springs, CO, is adamant she would not be able to continue to live in her hometown but for one thing: a billionaire named Mark Stevens. "Definitely not, no," she tells Realtor.com®, when asked if her
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