These are the 10 cities where renters pay the highest ‘singles tax’
- In New York City, singles pay an average of $20,100 more per year to live alone than couples, according to analysis from StreetEasy and Zillow.
- Couples living in a one-bedroom apartment in New York City save a combined average of $40,200 per year on rent, according to the analysis.
- Emily McDonald, a Zillow rental trends expert, noted that the high demand for rental units in the city is a major reason for the higher costs of living alone.
- Nearly half of renter households in the US are classified as cost-burdened, paying more than 30% of their income on housing costs, based on government data from 2023.
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