Rents Slide in NYC, San Francisco While Cheaper Cities Surge.

(Bloomberg) -- Flexible work policies have given Americans permission to move, driving up apartment rents in suburbs and lower-cost cities and pushing landlords to slash prices in New York and San Francisco. Read more: More Than 5% of Americans Didn't Pay Rent, Mortgage in December Rents fell almost 22% in San Francisco, 16% in New York and 9% in Boston. [Extracted from the article]
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