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America’s Renters Are Staying Put: A Look at Why Mobility Is Declining Across the Nation

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A quiet transformation has been unfolding in the American rental market. Increasingly, renters are choosing to stay in their homes for longer periods, reflecting a shift in how housing stability and affordability intersect. According to a Redfin analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data from 2023, over a third of renters—33.6 percent—have lived in the same […]

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