Real Property Management Choice

MAY 12, 2015

The reasons include recent declines in vacancy rates, reductions in the single-family home month supply, gains in the employment rate, as well as continued declines in home ownership and supply of new and existing single-family homes. Census Bureau of Labor Statistics, April 17, 2015; 4.

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MAY 28, 2015

Through the first quarter 2015, the companies reveal that the average monthly rent for single-family homes was $1,286, representing a 5.4 The rental market data was limited to three-bedroom single-family homes in the U.S. percent year-over-year increase. percent and 2.6 Northeast 1693 10.9%

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Real Property Management Choice

OCTOBER 27, 2017

increase of average monthly rates for the first quarter in 2015 from the same time period in 2014. Analyzing the nation’s saturation rate–the percentage of single family homes that are rented as a share of all single family homes–found 23.4% The report that was released shows a 5.4% compared to a 5.7%

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