Even the most expensive cities — which typically have higher minimum wages — are more affordable than those with $7.25 an hour minimums, according to data released Tuesday by Zillow.
Source: Inman News
Minimum wage workers need at least 4 jobs to pay rent in some cities
Published in cost of rent, minimum wage rent, Property Portfolio, Rentals, Select and Zillow
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