Here are the cheapest rentals currently available in Yorkville.

Here is what you can rent in New York City for exactly $4,200/month right now.

If $3,500 per month is a manageable budget for your rent, one-bedrooms with character in some of San Francisco's most desirable neighborhoods may be open to you.

Thanks in part to a growing economy and a rebounding housing market, residents of some metro areas are more likely to own their homes.

Renters outnumber homeowners in a growing number of big cities, including Miami, Boston and Newark, New Jersey.

Explore what you can rent in Fort Worth if you've got a budget of $1,100 or less.

Explore current rental listings in Northeast Dallas if you've got a budget of $1,300 or less.

Check out what $1,200 in Houston's Memorial neighborhood can get you if you're looking for a rental.

Explore current listings in Westchase if you've got $1,000 earmarked for rent.

If you have $2,000 per month to spend on rent in Mountain View, a studio or one-bedroom near Downtown is within your reach.

San Mateo has no shortage of upscale real estate, but even so, the monthly rents for these luxurious single-family homes are outside the norm.

Modesto's real estate market has plenty of room for renters with a budget of $900 per month to afford a one-bedroom apartment.

If you have $1000 per month to spend on rent in Fresno, you may be able to afford a comfortably sized one-bedroom with plenty of amenities.