City View Television Show Reveals Cities with Highest Rents

Tampa, Florida

Most consumers know there are certain cities in the U.S. where renting a home or apartment can take a huge bite out of living expenses. The City View television show reveals where these places are, and which cities will experience rising rent costs in the coming 12 months.

Renters of apartments, condos and homes in high price metro areas feel the pain of paying for housing every month.  But they live there anyway for work or family. It’s the price one pays for atmosphere and convenience. Below are the top five cities with the highest rental prices as rated by Credit.com:

1. Tampa, Florida and vicinity
2. St. Louis, Missouri and vicinity
3. Los Angeles, California and vicinity
4. Fort Lauderdale, Florida and vicinity (note that credit.com listed Miami in this county which is inaccurate)
5. San Francisco, California and vicinity

To make matters more expensive, some of these cities will see rent increase in the coming 12 months:

• Tampa: rental increases up 5.3%
• Los Angeles: rental increases up 5.2%
• Fort Lauderdale: rental increases up 4.9%
• San Francisco: rental increases up a whopping 8.5%

The City View television show used data from Marcus & Millichap Research Services, MPF Research, which notes the average rental increase in the U.S. a4 3.4 percent. If you live in one of these cities, it may be time to consider asking for a cost of living raise. Or ask rental agencies for more perks such as free carpet cleaning, package delivery service, or valet trash pickup.

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City View Explores the Real Miami

Miami is the southern city by the bay that seems to have something for everyone. City Views explores the real Miami for readers.

Ten years ago, Miami was a place where people commuted to for work and then left at the end of the day. There were few fun places to spend time in the evening and nighttime.  Now, in 2015, the city has become a cool place to go with an abundance of options for nearly everyone. It has also become the “it” location to live.

People from other countries invested in the city, built condos, restaurants, bars, and clubs. City residents range in age from 25 to 40, which most will agree are the ones to bring life back into a declining neighborhood. They dine out and then find one of the many clubs and entertainment centers to spend the rest of the evening.

The rising number of new, hip hotels, centers for the Arts and the supporting businesses around them bring new life and more revenue into the city that once seemed to be in deep decline.  The City View television show also learns that more is to come in the near future.  A project is underway in the western part of the Miami-Dade County to build the biggest shopping mall in the country. It will be located near major roadways, and far from where people live, work and play.  Miami is an eclectic city with a vibrant and diversified population. It is the real Miami. And one in which its founding fathers probably dreamed of.

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