Washington City Is Among The Most Expensive Ones For Renters

People can expect rent increases every year, and depending on where you live, those hikes can be steep.

Rent.com got to work analyzing where rent prices are increasing the most across the United States. Researchers found that apartments with high rent tend to be in warmer climates. These spots were in high demand for people seeking retirement and those working remotely.

One city in Washington state made it into the top ten U.S. cities with steep rent prices: Redmond. Rents increased 86.11% year-over-year in this location, according to the study.

Analysts also made more revelations about high rent prices in the Evergreen State: "Four... Washington communities made the list of the 100 cities with the highest rent in the U.S.," including Seattle, Everett, Tacoma, and Vancouver.

Here are the Top 15 most expensive U.S. cities for renters:

1. Jersey City, New Jersey
2. Boston, Massachusetts
3. Palo Alto, California
4. Glendale, California
5. Santa Monica, California
6. Coral Gables, Florida
7. Hoboken, New Jersey
8. Redmond, Washington
9. San Diego, California
10. Newport Beach, California
11. Cambridge, Massachusetts
12. Los Angeles, California
13. Cambridge, Massachusetts
14. Los Angeles, California
15. San Francisco, California
16. Alameda, California
17. Santa Clara, California

Click HERE to check out the full list and study.