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Realtor.com® October Rental Report: Rent Growth Hits Slowest Pace in 18 Months - Vimarsana News

Realtor.com® October Rental Report: Rent Growth Hits Slowest Pace in 18 Months

/PRNewswire/ -- Renters throughout the country are finally seeing a bit of relief when it comes to the seemingly relentless pace of rent growth. The...

National Rent Growth Cools to the Slowest Annual Pace in 16 Months - Vimarsana News

National Rent Growth Cools to the Slowest Annual Pace in 16 Months

A fall cooldown has come to the rental market, as national rent growth dropped to its lowest annual pace (+7.8%) since June 2021, according to a new report from Realtor.com® released this week.

AZ Big Media Rent growth cools to the slowest annual pace in 16 months - Vimarsana News

AZ Big Media Rent growth cools to the slowest annual pace in 16 months

September data confirms a cooldown has come to the rental market, as national rent growth dropped to its lowest annual pace since June 2021.

Realtor.com® September Rental Report: National Rent Growth Cools to the Slowest Annual Pace in 16 Months - Vimarsana News

Realtor.com® September Rental Report: National Rent Growth Cools to the Slowest Annual Pace in 16 Months

/PRNewswire/ -- September data confirms a fall cooldown has come to the rental market, as national rent growth dropped to its lowest annual pace (+7.8%) since...

Chicago saw biggest rent rises in September - 23.9%, with Boston and New York close behind - Vimarsana News

Chicago saw biggest rent rises in September - 23.9%, with Boston and New York close behind

Of the 10 US metro areas which saw the highest rent increases in September, half are also among the most dangerous cities in the country, a pair of new studies have shown.