939 - Watch Out—Rent Prices In These 10 Markets Are Falling The Quickest by Lindsay Frankel
Rents in Austin are down 11%, while Raleigh leads the charge for rent increases at 16.6%.
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Show Notes
Median asking rents are beginning to dip in many markets, according to new data from Redfin, a turnaround from the skyrocketing rent prices observed last spring. The median national asking rent fell to $1,937 in March, a 0.4% year-over-year decline. Median asking rent prices are lower than they’ve been in over a year, and the days of bidding wars for an apartment are coming to an end in many markets. It’s indicative of a correction from overinflated rent prices that resulted in part from a pandemic-driven demand for more space. But rents are still about 20% higher than they were when the pandemic began.
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