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The number of homeless people in the United States has jumped by 12 percent to a record high, in part because of rent inflation, per a new report.
The state is number two in the nation behind New York, with an estimated $1.9 billion in rental debt.
The results found that rented homes’ insecurity and unaffordability drove biological ageing.
‘There’s a couple of groups out there in the Bay Area that really do everything they can to try to just bankrupt the landlord.’
A new California law will limit the deposit amount that landlords can charge new tenants, prohibiting them from charging more than one month’s rent.
The average price of a residential rental property in Canada reached a record $2,117 in August led by growth in Alberta
