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Rents have been soaring, but tenants can get a break in these places. fizkes / Shutterstock.com
Rising home prices have stolen the headlines in recent years, but rents have been steadily increasing too. In many cities, tenants now struggle to afford apartments and other rentals. Recently, Zillow determined that of the 50 biggest U.S. rental markets, just 10 offer rents reasonable enough that two full-time workers earning minimum wage could comfortably afford a typical two-bedroom rental.
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