Millennials will spend 45% of income on rent before age 30

As rent prices continue to rise, a new study shows Millennials are paying about 45% of their total income toward rent, and pay close to $100,000 toward renting before they turn 30. Here’s how that compares to the generations before them, and what it means for the next generation.

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