rental market

Nearly 300 single-family homes were built last year specifically for renters, more than quadrupling the number available five years ago, a new study shows.

A family needs almost $71,000 in annual income to afford the average rent in Jacksonville, new data shows.

Nearly half of Jacksonville’s renters are "cost-burdened," meaning they spend more than 30% of their income on rent, according to a study by the University of North Florida.

The Jacksonville metro area was one of 14 nationwide where the price for a new lease declined in the past year.

The Vestcor Cos. Inc. wants to develop 90 affordable apartments for adults 55 and older.

Two new studies show that rent increases are slowing, and the price for a new lease fell in November.

Some renters in Jacksonville are taking on roommates, moving back home or even asking friends for help.

Even though the proposal is already on the ballot, a divided appeals court ruled that rising rents in Orange County do not constitute an emergency.

Rents in the Jacksonville area rose less last month than they did in most U.S. cities, according to a new report from Redfin.

An affordable/workforce housing group in Jacksonville is considering ways to develop sustainable housing.