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> On average, renters are behind three months’ rent and owe $2,550. 850/month, what a dream. I haven't seen that rate in a few years and I'd have to give up in
by all2 5y ago
> On average, renters are behind three months’ rent and owe $2,550.
850/month, what a dream. I haven't seen that rate in a few years and I'd have to give up in-unit washer/drier to get that.
- nextlevelwizard 5y agoWhat kind of mansion you live in? Highest rent I ever have paid was 400€/mo and it included water, electricity, and internet.
- djrogers 5y agoAverage rent for a 1Br in the US is north of $1000. (edit) - typo
- all2 5y ago~900sqf (~84sqM) one bedroom on the skirts of one of the most expensive places in the United States. My utilities (except water) are all billed separately. If I were to buy a house in this area and paid in mortgage what I pay in rent, I'd get something a little bit bigger (2 bed, 1 bath, in 'ok' condition, probably 10 to 15 years old).
- atwebb 5y agoIt is all about location, any conversation leaving that out is like comparing cars in general, some people are taking about sedans, some SUVs, some trucks, some semi-trucks... Even within cities it doesn't help, it is down to neighborhoods and streets. These threads seem to devolve into "It is so expensive in XYZ" or "You can get 5 homes in ABC."
- all2 5y agoTo be honest, I'm not sure how to best run comparisons on real-estate. Anything beyond "this place looks a lot more expensive than that place" is well above my pay grade.
- mfer 5y agoIn the area I'm in $850/mo USD is the low end apartments and you aren't going to get a condo or house for that rate. This is in an area that borders between suburbs and rural (different agencies classify it differently). I wonder if the rent rates tell a story of certain housing areas and things happening there.