If You Live in These Cities, Your Rent May Be Going Up!
Have you ever lived in a city where rent is too high to pay? A new report revealed that ten U.S. cities have rent that is too high to pay…
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Getty Images: Michael Loccisano / StaffHave you ever lived in a city where rent is too high to pay?
A new report revealed that ten U.S. cities have rent that is too high to pay if you want to live in a two bedroom apartment without selling everything you own in order to make payments. The city that has it the worst in San Francisco, where residents are having to make $188,000 a year in order to live comfortably in a two bedroom apartment. That sounds great except $103,801 is about the average household income in San Francisco.
In order to live in a household in one of the below U.S. cities, you will have to make at least six figures to live in a comfortable two bedroom apartment.
Income Prices that you need to pay rent In America's Largest Cities
- San Francisco, CA ($187,800)
- New York, NY ($162,386)
- Boston, MA ($143,829)
- San Jose, CA ($123,343)
- Los Angeles, CA ($118,843)
- Washington, DC ($108,300)
- Chicago, IL ($102,043)
- Seattle, WA ($96,214)
- San Diego, CA ($94,586)
- Denver, CO ($73,714)
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