What one needs to earn to rent in 50 largest US cities: Report

Published September 4, 2022 12:00am ET



Rising apartment rents mean it could be cheaper to buy a home, depending on where one lives.

In more than 30 of the United States’s largest cities, a person would need to earn more than the average median household salary of $65,000 a year to afford an average-priced apartment, according to a new Apartment Guide report.

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