House Rent

"It would be better to find a way to combat greedy landlords without hurting other renters," one person tweeted.

(CNN) — Rents in the US climbed to a new record high again in April, and they are expected to keep rising. The national median rent was $1,827 a month in April, up 16.7% from a year ago, according to a report from Realtor.com. Rent has been steadily increasing since early last year. If recent trends continue, the report projects the typical rent could be more than $2,000 a month by August.

Those of you renting your living space have likely experienced major increases in your monthly payments. That rent inflation will almost surely continue. In April, the median U.S. rent hit a record high for the 14th month in a row of $1,827, according to Realtor.com, a residential real estate information service.

A report from Realtor.com shows the national median rent was over $1,800 a month in April. That's a jump of nearly 17-percent from a year ago and the highest on record.

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Rent prices in America just reached a new high.

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Yes, rent prices are still soaring. The median rent in the nation’s 50 largest metropolitan areas reached $1,827 in April — marking the 14th straight month of consecutive highs, and a 16.7% increase from last April, a new report from Realtor.com shows. The good news? Rent growth is...