Each month, many people are faced with the
decision of renewing their rental lease for another year or purchasing their
first home. One of the questions that must be answered before they make a
decision is – “Where
are rents headed?” The Wall
Street Journal recently wrote an article on this issue. Their conclusion:
“Apartment rental increases slowed in the
first quarter from a year earlier, but the move is more likely a temporary
blip than the beginning of a long-term respite for renters.”
The article goes on to quote Ryan Severino,
a senior economist at Reis:
“I wish I had a better story to tell renters
these days, but I think they’re in for some rent increases for the
foreseeable future.”
Probably the most interesting part of the
article came in the Comment Section where a proud landlord proclaimed:
“As a landlord I can tell you I don't pay
property tax. I don't pay for repairs. The tenant pays. I get my money off
the top.”
David Demangos 858.232.8410 Locally Known, Globally Connected Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Global Property Specialist David@AwesomeSanDiegoRealEstate.com www.AwesomeSanDiegoRealEstate.com Our Team Goes to Extremes to Fulfill Your Real Estate Dreams! |
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Guess Where Residential Rents are Heading?
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