Sentences with phrase «with median rent»

(Near Runyan Elementary School) Rentometer shows similar rentals with a median rent of $ 1150 per month, and I'm planning on offering it at $ 1100 - 1150.

But buying at that price is still cheaper than renting; a monthly mortgage payment is around $ 1,060 on a 30 - year loan compared with the median rent price of $ 1,250 in New Hampshire.

To be sure, Seattle is now considered the fifth most expensive large market in the US, according to US Census data with the median rent rising $ 92 per month to $ 1,448 in 2016.

The national median rent in the Zillow Rent Index (ZRI), meanwhile, has posted an annual gain of 1.9 percent, with the median rent totaling $ 1,430.

That makes housing quite affordable in Lubbock, with a median rent of just $ 800 a month.

That's why so many people rent in Long Beach, with a median rent is just $ 1,615.

With a median rent hovering around $ 1,600, it's much more affordable.

Renting in Passaic is inexpensive compared to other nearby cities, with median rent of about $ 1,000.

With median rent only $ 731, graduates have a better chance at getting ahead financially too.

That makes housing quite affordable in Lubbock, with a median rent of just $ 800 a month.

That's why so many people rent in Long Beach, with a median rent is just $ 1,615.

With a median rent of just $ 1,251, Frisco is still affordable to live in.

Renting in Passaic is inexpensive compared to other nearby cities, with median rent of about $ 1,000.

With a median rent hovering around $ 1,600, it's much more affordable.

The top 10 most expensive cities, with the median rent costs, are as follows:

With median rent on a one - bedroom apartment hovering around $ 3,000 and prices in nearby Oakland, California, climbing, area residents routinely put more than half their take - home incomes toward housing.

Not exact matches

It is no secret that San Francisco currently has the highest rent in the country with a median monthly rate of $ 3,500 per month.

Although property prices in San Francisco aren't reflective of the rest of the country (the median price for a home in San Francisco as of last year was $ 1.36 million, compared with a median price of $ 223,000 for a home in the entire U.S.), it's still true that people are getting squeezed in rent.

Plus, with a median rental price of $ 995, Sioux Falls is one of the cheapest places to rent an apartment on our list.

Davis, it's essentially ocean front property as they a local measure J where voters have struck down any new development for 15 + years and hence median home price is ~ $ 700k matching walnut Creek / San Ramon, with just.2 % vacancy so even better rent, as UC Davis keeps increasing enrollment but not new housing.

Plano has the most expensive rents in the Dallas metro, with a two - bedroom median of $ 1,410; however, the city has also seen rents fall by 0.1 % over the past month, the biggest drop in the metro.

With relatively low median wages, some of the rent growth in Austin is expected from an increase in high - paid workers who will rent more expensive apartments, pulling the median rent up.

Massachusetts, along with New York, Washington state and California, where similar legislation to encourage more workforce housing is also pending, experienced higher than average median rent increases between 2010 and 2015, along with some of the biggest growth in super commutes.

As seen in Seattle, an influx of workers with wages higher than the area median can raise rents, especially when there is a shortage of available housing.

With data from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, the chart above shows the change in median monthly rent between 2009 and 2014, and the change in median household incomes over the same period.

With an extremely favorable rent to median home price ratio it is possible for buy and hold investors to achieve superior rates of return.

With a median list price of $ 163,840 and median rent of $ 1,162, Columbus has the fourth - highest rental yield and takes less than 12 years to pay off the property.

(1) employment growth, sourced from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Economic Summaries in August 2016, with the percentage representing the employment change from June 2015 to June 2016 in each city; (2) population growth, based on and sourced from the 2014 and 2015 Census, with the percentage representing the change in population from 2014 to 2015; (3) increase in home values, based on Zillow Home Value, with the percentage representing the change in median home values for single - family homes from June 2015 to June 2016, sourced August 2016; (4) years to pay off property, which was based using the median home value for July 2016 and the median rent for a single - family residence for July 2016, both sourced from Zillow; median rent was multiplied by 12 to obtain yearly rent and then home value was divided by yearly rent to determine how many years it would take for the home to be paid off from rental income using current home values and rent prices for each city.

Taylor has the least expensive rents in the Detroit metro, with a two - bedroom median of $ 880; the city has also seen rents fall by 0.5 % over the past year, the biggest drop in the metro.

It also has the least expensive rents in the San Francisco metro, with a two - bedroom median of $ 2,580.

Despite declining median middle class incomes, for instance, the report shows that housing costs continue to rise in the city, with rents up by more than 6 percent and condos up a whopping 47 percent since 2001.

The gross rents (rent plus utilities) will range from $ 638 to $ 1,125 a month, and will be affordable to households with incomes at or below 80 % of area median income.

Forty senior apartments will occupy the building's three floors, and in accordance with HUD HOME Rent Limits 2015 requirements the developer will certify annually that resident incomes are between 50 % and 60 % of the median income in the City of Buffalo.

With a monthly median rent of $ 980 per month, Ulster County fell somewhere in the middle of the top - 25 pack, less than half the price of the big - city contenders and modestly higher than some of the other smaller metros.

The gross rents (rent plus utilities) will range from $ 531 to $ 725 a month, and will be affordable to households with incomes at or below 60 % of the area median income.

With a median asking rent of $ 773, it's not expensive to live here.

With the unemployment rate as low as it is, a median home value of about $ 276,000, and a median gross rent of about $ 1,100, living in Toms River can be good for your financial stability, especially as opposed to living in a city like Hoboken, where those costs are nearly twice as high.

With a median home price of $ 439,000, renting is a popular choice here.

Located just outside of Princeton, Plainsboro is a township in New Jersey with a median household income of $ 88,623 and a median rent of just $ 1,183.

The median household income is $ 28,800, but with homes selling for about $ 88,000 and a median rent of just $ 677, that's plenty of money for a family to live comfortable in Syracuse.

With a median gross rent of just $ 990, it's less expensive to live here than in other parts of the state.

It's even more affordable to rent here, with a median gross rent of just $ 969.00 monthly.

With a median home value of about $ 400,000, most people rent because that's a significant amount of money to finance.

The median gross rent is just $ 803 a month, which puts Glendale on par with renting in Fresno.

The average home here is worth about $ 465,000, with a median gross rent of about $ 1,700 monthly.

The median home value is $ 210,000, just high enough to make renting an affordable choice, with a median gross rent of just $ 881.

Even at those bargain prices, however, it still makes good financial sense to rent here, with a median gross rent of only $ 1,267.

Making Asheville your home wouldn't be a mistake because the estimated median home value in 2012 was lower than expected at about $ 194,000 and the median rent was about $ 800, making the city quite affordable compared to many other cities with far less interesting history and culture.

The housing market has begun to recover, although with a median gross rent of just $ 895, it's cheap to rent here compared to the rest of the state.

The median gross rent, even with the cost of Evanston, IL renters insurance factored in, is only about $ 1,200 monthly which is quite reasonable.