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Housing shortages hit low-income renters the hardest, Pew report finds

UNITED STATES, AUG 5 – A 10% rise in housing supply slowed rent growth by 1.4% on average, benefiting low-income renters most amid nationwide housing shortages, Pew Research Center found.

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While rent is stabilizing in high-growth cities, displacement and homelessness are surging in housing-constrained metros.

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Renters ‘finding it even harder’ to save for house deposit

Around a quarter (26 per cent) of renters said they are struggling to afford their monthly payments

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Housing shortages hit low-income renters the hardest, Pew report finds

While rent is stabilizing in high-growth cities, displacement and homelessness are surging in housing-constrained metros.

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Smart Cities Dive broke the news in on Tuesday, August 5, 2025.
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