An increase in relocations and a lack of inventory has pushed up prices in San Francisco’s luxury rental market, leading to bidding wars on apartments at the upper end, according to leasing agents.

Return-to-office mandates and an AI hiring surge are driving the increase in rental prices, according to real estate company Zumper. San Francisco saw the biggest year-over-year growth in rental ...

Nationwide, U.S. apartment rents fell 0.18% month over month in November, leaving the average at $1,706 and annual growth at ...

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Rent prices in San Francisco are rising faster than anywhere else in the US. The median asking price for a one-bedroom was about $3,100 in September, which is up 12% in the past year, according to ...

Bidding wars might be common for competing home buyers, but San Francisco’s rental market has gotten so competitive that one ...

According to a new report from Apartment List, rents in the city have increased by 11.5% compared to this time last year, with a 1.2% hike in just the past month. The average cost for a two-bedroom ...

According to Apartment List, San Francisco's overall median rent stands at $3,065 - up 12.2% year over year, despite a 0.6% dip last month. Zumper, which tracks rental data differently, places ...

The AI boom is bringing a wave of startups to San Francisco, and employees are receiving generous benefits in one of the country’s priciest housing markets. Roy Lee, CEO of AI tech startup Cluely, ...