Where is it expensive and cheap to rent a house in America?

According to reports, Forbes studied the 46 largest real estate leasing markets in the United States, and based on four factors: the average monthly rent in the last quarter of 20 16 (weighted 20%), the rent change from 20 15 to 20 16 (weighted 20%), and the average apartment vacancy rate (weighted 20)

The five hardest cities to rent in the United States

1. Miami, Florida.

Average monthly rent: $1390;

Rental income ratio: 36%;

Vacancy rate: 2.2%;

Annual rent increase: 6.6%.

2.san diego, california

Average monthly rent: $1750;

Rental income ratio: 30%;

Vacancy rate: 3.1%;

Annual rent increase: 4.8%.

3. Manhattan, new york

Average monthly rent: 3500 dollars;

Rental income ratio: 54%;

Vacancy rate: 2.7%;

Annual rent increase: 1.3%.

4. Los Angeles, California

Average monthly rent: $1940;

Rental income ratio: 37%;

Vacancy rate: 2.9%;

Annual rent increase: 2.4%.

5. Orange County, California.

Average monthly rent: $1900;

Rental income ratio: 28%;

Vacancy rate: 3.2%;

Annual rent increase: 4.5%.

Five cities with the most affordable rents in the United States

1. Indianapolis, Indiana.

Average monthly rent: $800;

Rent-income ratio:17%;

Vacancy rate: 5.6%;

Annual rent increase: 2.5%.

2.st Louis, Missouri

Average monthly rent: $830;

Rent-income ratio:17%;

Vacancy rate: 4.6%;

Annual rent increase:-1.9%.

3. Kansas City, Missouri

Average monthly rent: $870;

Rent-income ratio:16%;

Vacancy rate: 5%;

Annual rent increase: 2.7%.

4. San Antonio, Texas

Average monthly rent: $910;

Rental income ratio: 20%;

Vacancy rate: 5.7%;

Annual rent increase: 1.7%.

5. Columbus, Ohio

Average monthly rent: $850;

Rent-income ratio:17%;

Vacancy rate: 3.7%;

Annual rent increase: 3%.

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