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Miami emerged as the least affordable market, with rent 1.3 times above the affordable threshold, followed by New York, Los Angeles, Boston, and San Diego. Conversely, Oklahoma City ranked as the most affordable, with rent at just 55.6% of the maximum affordable level, followed by Austin, Columbus, Raleigh, and Minneapolis.
The rental market shows continued cooling, with rents down 1.7% year-over-year. While still 20.8% above pre-pandemic levels, this aligns with overall consumer price increases. An influx of new multifamily units has helped ease pricing pressure, with the national rental vacancy rate reaching 7.1% in Q1 2025.
Workhuman and The WSJ Leadership Institute have launched the first-ever WSJ Chief People Officer (CPO) Council, announced at Workhuman Live 2025. This invitation-only executive leadership community aims to elevate human capital leadership to the same strategic level as CEOs and CFOs in corporate decision-making.
The Council will be led by Alan Murray, founding president of The WSJ Leadership Institute, and Gwendolyn Bounds, SVP & Head of Content. It will facilitate gatherings of executives from billion-dollar enterprises, including a flagship summit and presence at global events like Davos. The initiative focuses on addressing critical challenges such as AI ethics, workforce transformation, DEI, and well-being.
The Council's formation comes at a crucial time when businesses face unprecedented challenges from AI integration, geopolitical shifts, generational change, and social polarization, positioning CPOs as essential voices in shaping corporate strategy.