Zumper
Coverage of Zumper in the Nexus archive.
- Downtown Nashville joins NYC and Washington, D.C. in some of the nation’s most concentrated housing growth
Downtown Nashville ranks third in the nation for concentrated housing growth since 2020, with 8,470 new units, according to a report by Urban Wire. The area has seen an 110% increase in housing units, while a Zumper report notes Nashville remains Tennessee's most expensive rent market.
- Is it better to rent or buy in Nashville? Here’s what a new study says
A Zumper study finds Nashville's price-to-rent ratio of 17.952 places it in a 'toss-up' range, indicating neither buying nor renting offers a clear financial advantage. While renting is currently cheaper by about $720 monthly, the ratio does not strongly favor either option long-term.
- San Francisco rents spike amid AI boom, new report shows
Rents in San Francisco have increased nearly 22% amid the city's artificial intelligence boom, according to a new Zumper report. This surge outpaces national rent trends for the first time in the city's history.
- San Francisco rent reaches new high at $4,000 a month for 1-bedroom apartment
San Francisco rent for a one-bedroom apartment has reached an all-time high of $4,000 a month. Zumper, a Bay Area rent tracker, attributes the increase to the artificial intelligence boom in the city.