A recent LendingTree report looked at the most popular cities where millennials are house hunting. Of the top 10, most are in the north and midwest.
In some expensive housing markets, it can still be a stretch for even the highest earners to comfortably afford a home, a LendingTree report found.
If you want to buy a home, head to Texas. WalletHub recently ranked the top places to buy a house based on real-estate market and affordability.
In June of 2019, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in New York City shot up to $2,980, hitting a three-year high.
The cost of buying a starter home is on the rise, and many millennials are choosing to rent instead.
Real-estate investors are buying starter homes before millennials — who are already struggling with high housing prices — can get to them.
Hong Kong is the world's most expensive city to rent in, while San Francisco is the most expensive in the US. See how much it costs to rent worldwide.
