Soaring Rents Drive Workers From US Cities
February 15, 2026·10 days ago·via Vanguard News
Skyrocketing rents and living costs are forcing hardworking Americans out of major cities like San Francisco, where one-bedroom apartments average $3,500 monthly amid median home prices of $1.4 million. Tech hubs and blue-state metros such as New York, Los Angeles, and San Diego top the lists for fastest-rising costs, with NYC renters facing $4,564 bills despite $5,250 average salaries.
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