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America's Rental Housing 2017 Interactive Tools

 

  • Renter Cost Burdens (Metro, Rural, State)

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  • Cost Burdens by Income (1a)
  • Cost Burdens by Race & Ethnicity (1b)
  • Cost Burdens by Age (1c)
  • Cost Burdens by Occupation (5)
  • Rental Units by Type of Structure (2)
  • Share of Rental Units by Monthly Rent (3a)
  • Change in Rental Units by Monthly Rent (3b)
  • Rent Increases Moderated in Many, But Not All Markets in 2017 (4a)
  • Rent Growth Relative to Inflation (4b)
  • Change in Number of Renter Households by Income (6)

 


  • Cost Burdens by Income
  • Cost Burdens by Race & Ethnicity
  • Cost Burdens by Age
  • Cost Burdens by Occupation
  • Cost Burdens by Metro
  • Cost Burdens by State
  • Cost Burdens by Rural Areas of States

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A decade of unprecedented growth in the rental housing market may be coming to an end. Fewer new renter households are being formed, rental vacancy rates have risen, and rent increases have slowed. At the same time, renter demographics are changing and nearly 21 million households continue to pay more than 30 percent of their income for rent.

The Joint Center for Housing Studies is a collaborative unit affiliated with the Harvard Graduate School of Design and the Harvard Kennedy School.
 

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