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San Diego’s allure is undeniable for retirees. Its year-round mild weather, stunning coastal scenery, and vibrant culture make it an ideal retirement destination. However, the cost of living—especially rent—can pose significant challenges. According to a recent article on Yahoo Finance, the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in San Diego surpasses $2,500 per month, creating […]
The dream of homeownership is no longer universal, particularly among millennials. According to a recent article on The Motley Fool, 25% of millennials anticipate renting for the rest of their lives. This growing trend challenges traditional notions of the American Dream and raises important questions: Is renting forever a smart financial move, or could it […]
Connecticut’s housing crisis continues to push residents to find innovative solutions. For Suzanne Hayes, a single mother of three, the challenge of securing affordable housing led to an unconventional yet practical solution: moving her family into a hotel. Hayes had been renting the same home for six years when, in February, her landlord announced plans […]
Eugen Burger Management is seeking an experienced Resident Manager for a 37-unit, Project-Based Section 8 HUD property in Cotati, California. This is a full-time position (32 hours/week) with benefits and includes a 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment as part of the compensation package. A part-time option with no benefits may be negotiated for the right candidate. Ideal […]
As housing costs continue to rise, Americans are finding it increasingly difficult to afford their rent. A recent article from NBC News highlights the growing trend of individuals seeking shelter through non-traditional means, such as long-term motel stays and room-sharing arrangements. While these solutions address immediate housing needs, they also reveal a larger issue: the […]
Rent Soars, Pay Lags: Millions Work 50+ Hours to Afford Housing Across the United States, renters are increasingly caught between skyrocketing rents and stagnant wages. By the end of 2022, half of all renter households were classified as “cost-burdened,” spending over 30% of their income on housing and utilities. Even more alarming, 12.1 million households […]