CPI shelter costs rose in August. What that means for renters and homeowners
The CPI shelter index rose 0.3% in August and 3.0% over the year. Here is why the measure may not match your rent, mortgage or home costs.
The CPI shelter index rose 0.3% in August and 3.0% over the year. Here is why the measure may not match your rent, mortgage or home costs.
U.S. inflation rose more slowly in July, but rent, shelter and utility costs kept climbing. Here is why household budgets remain strained.
A new California rent-cap schedule limits increases for covered San Diego County units to 8.2% during a 12-month period, with exemptions and notice rules still requiring review.
New Jersey’s FAIR Act targets a narrow form of algorithmic rent coordination, but it will not immediately lower rents or create a statewide rent cap.
BLS’s June CPI came out July 14: rent of primary residence rose 0.1% month-to-month and 2.8% yearly; OER rose 0.2% and 3.3%. What that signals next.