I recently read an article that listed the top 10 most expensive rental cities, so we're not moving to any of these when we retire!The 10 most expensive rental markets according to Zumper’s December report.:
San Francisco
One-bedroom: $3,560
Two-bedroom: $4,720
New York City
One-bedroom: $2,750
Two-bedroom: $3,190
Boston (tie)
One-bedroom: $2,480
Two-bedroom: $2,700
San Jose, Calif. (third):
One-bedroom: $2,480
Two-bedroom: $2,900
Los Angeles:
One-bedroom: $2,410
Two-bedroom: $3,240
Oakland:
One-bedroom: $2,350
Two-bedroom: $2,860
Washington, D.C.:
One-bedroom: $2,130
Two-bedroom: $2,650
San Diego:
One-bedroom: $1,910
Two-bedroom: $2,500
Seattle:
One-bedroom: $1,900
Two-bedroom: $2,510
Santa Ana, Calif.:
One-bedroom: $1,880
Two-bedroom: $2,260
