[Reno89519]

Reno is probably 11 on most expensive.

[aquila48]

“Readers may recall we have focused on New York City’s hot rental market for apartments that continues to set “record number of records.””

I thought everybody was leaving NYC, San Fran, LA and all of California.

Out of the top 10, 6 are in California.

[Falconspeed]

Thanks. SF is brutal. LA is tough. SD is getting expensive. San Jose is fine with all the tech employees who make $70k and can easily pay $3K monthly rent. Irvine is much higher than Santa Ana. Wow. $850 in KY. Amazing.

[vpintheak]

Blue vs. Red.

[Berlin_Freeper]

You would need around 9,167.85€ (9,204.85$) in New York, NY to maintain the same standard of life that you can have with 4,400.00€ in Berlin (assuming you rent in both cities).

[FrankRizzo890]

NYC, Boston, Miami, DC, and the rest are California.

[cranked]

All of them Leftist run /s

[zeestephen]

Miami is a surprise at #6.

Miami has always been expensive, but #6 puts it in a brand new territory.

[Jolla]

Lived in San Diego near the pacific just off of Mission Bay beautiful 1 bedroom apt was $1200 in 2016. Now $2900-3200.

[VTenigma]

Gee, nobody saw rent increases coming after a year long rent moratorium, nope nobody.

[lowbridge]

Note all those cities are run by democrats.

Democrats may talk a good game about being the biggest protectors and defenders of the poor and middle class against the big bad rich people and their corporations. But give them the reins of power over a city, state, or country, and they make it much too expensive to live and survive for everyone except the rich and wealthy.