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Rental properties

Your move
Sets your plan and the listings on flights, hotels, rentals, furnishings, moving and retirement.

Cost-of-living score 38/100 (weak); housing is the biggest component. Saturation is high: large foreign communities and mature expat services.

How renting works

  • Expect income proof and often a local guarantor or larger deposit as a newcomer.
  • "Unfurnished" can mean no kitchen or light fittings; ask exactly what's excluded.
  • Understand notice periods and whether rent is regulated.
  • Independent contract review for anything over a year.
Neighbourhood footageDrone tours of New York, Los Angeles, Miami paired with price bands, so a budget matches a street.

Official & reference sources

Mid-range partners

Mid-range · partner listingFamily apartments & townhousesBilingual leasing agents covering New York and Los Angeles
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