The average rent in the U.S. in 2025 is around $2,000 per month. Prices remain highest in large coastal metro cities. In comparison, below-average rent can be found in Midwestern and Southern markets.

In 2025, NYCHA closed on the financing for repairs at 16 developments through the controversial PACT program, and moved ahead ...

A new 38-unit apartment complex is nearing completion and renting more than half its units in the Northridge area of Moorefield Twp.

A century-old program meant to provide native Hawaiians with a lease on property to build a house has 29,000 people on its ...

A shortage of federal dollars has left the Boston Housing Authority unable to fully pay rent to Section 8 landlords this month. In a letter sent to property owners this week, the housing authority ...

Thousands of landlords who rent to some of Boston’s poorest households through the federal government’s Section 8 voucher program will see rent payments temporarily slashed this month due to funding ...

Finding affordability in this housing market is a tough task. According to Apartments.com, the rent average in the U.S. is $1,631per month. That's +0.6% higher than this time last year, per their ...

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development cancelled a Section 8 housing assistance contract with a West Dayton apartment complex because ownership allegedly failed to remedy major health ...

Connecticut housing authorities have federal funding through the end of the year, but as the federal shutdown continues, it’s not clear what will come next for thousands of residents who rely on the ...

High demand and limited funding - those are the issues local governments are facing as they try to help those in need of housing help. The Housing Choice Voucher, known as Section 8, is a lifeline for ...

The ongoing federal shutdown is threatening jobs, benefits and social programs for millions of Americans, and if it lasts another month, it could put funding for public housing in jeopardy, too. The ...

Greater Dayton Premier Management’s efforts to tear down and replace deteriorating and outdated public housing units in the DeSoto Bass Courts in West Dayton reached a major milestone with the ...