$1600/mo, but they raised it to $2600/mo a year later. I moved out.

That was about 10 years ago.

10 years later and it’s back down to $1600/mo.

I paid $450 for a single room in a house share ten years ago. Now it’s $850 for rooms on the same street

I looked up a dump I lived in in Durham NC 1996-99. I paid $420/month for a two bedroom.

Today they want $2500/mo but they upgraded to grey click flooring.

I did not pay rent 10 years ago on account of being a kid, but I do know what it was, which is 150€/month. Anywho that specific apartment also isn’t listed at the moment but places of similar size in a similar area are ~450€ it looks like :3, though those ones are also in a nicer state than the place we used to rent

It’s been more than 15 years since I rented. But it was around $370 and now they’re charging $1000-1750. Not sure what the difference is for the 1BR apartments to have such a range. They list the same floor plan and square footage. My only guess is that this place has electric heat for some of the units so these might be the less expensive ones might be those with electric heat and they want a tenant before winter hits.

Was £1,235/mo in 2016, now a similar flat in the same block is around £2,000/mo.

Honestly, I’m surprised it’s not higher.

~$2k back in college (dorms are stupid pricey and I didn’t know any better). ~$2k on mortgage now so it’s less of a waste

The first listing was in 2017 it was $2800. Now I pay $3500. It’s a full sized house though.

I’ve been paying the same price for the last 10 years because I moved from San Francisco, to Austin, and then to Chicago – and the price in the last two caught up to San Francisco’s price while i lived there.

university housing was like $9K for two semesters, roughly $1k/month, which included a room, utilities, internet, laundry facilities, gym access, and a cafeteria meal plan (iirc 15 entries per week)

looks like now it’s like 15-17k

I bought a house ten years ago. I’ve locked the mortgage payments at ~$1000. I’ve since moved countries and been renting it out for the last four years. The current tenants pay ~$2200 and their own utilities. Seven more years and my mortgage is no more.