Rent

Renters across Idaho are working harder than ever to afford a place to live. Here’s how much you’d need to earn in each metro to make the math work.

If you're living on a single income, and paying bills on time, we'd like to know your life hacks.

Are you better off settling down, or going month to month in the City of Trees?

Idaho leads the nation in low housing delinquency.

To determine whether rent in Idaho is affordable for you, a good guideline is the "30% rule." This means you should spend no more than 30% of your income on rent.

We’re doing a lot less giggling when we hear someone say “The rent is too d@%$ high” and a lot more yelling “PREACH!” instead.

Rent prices are 6.5% higher than January and 2.7% than a year ago.

Imagine having to work 95 hours a week.

According to the latest data from ApartmentList.com, rent in Boise has dropped 6.4% since last fall. While that sounds like good news, some people have not seen that trend at their apartment complex.

The price of this Boise home might be too good to be true... or is it an absolute steal?