Gentrification is happening nationwide, with corner shops closing down, rent prices rising, and swanky new nightlife popping up in cities all over the country. But revitalization, and the subsequent gentrification is affecting areas at different rates. Read on for a round up of the five most rapidly gentrifying cities in America.

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New York is a notoriously expensive city, but average rental costs do fluctuate over time. In the past year there has been a slight downward trend of rental prices in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Minor declines in the early spring made way to more noticeable dips in rent in the summer months as new developments drove up vacancy rates across the city.

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When people talk about the migration patterns of millennials, the conversation usually centers on the biggest urban areas, New York and Los Angeles, or hipster approved cities like Seattle and Austin. But the city with the largest proportion of millennials rarely appears on these lists. It's Salt Lake City, Utah. Surprising, huh? It shouldn't be. With a strong job market, affordable housing and beautiful natural scenery, it's a wonder everyone hasn't moved to Salt Lake.

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So, you’ve found the perfect apartment. It has everything you could want: a spacious kitchen, an outdoor space, stainless steel appliances, the works. It also has a second bedroom. If you only need one, it can be hard to imagine what to do with that second room, especially if the rest of your apartment is pretty spacious. What can you do with that second room? We’ve rounded up a few ideas to inspire you.

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Every publication in America claims that all the “millennial generation” cares about is avocado toast, Snapchat, and living in the big city. However, studies show that this isn’t necessarily the case. Despite preconceptions that millennials are concentrating in coastal urban areas, in reality, many of them are moving out of the cities in search of affordable housing.

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