Tag #Rent Prices

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US Rent Prices Fall, but Relief May Be Temporary

The US median asking rent is \$1,695, down 1.1% year-over-year due to increased housing supply from new construction; however, this renter's market may be short-lived due to slowing construction and rising builder costs from tariffs and immigration policies.

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UK Rents Fall for First Time Since 2019 Amidst Increased Supply

Average private rents in Great Britain fell for the first time since 2019 in the last three months of 2024, dropping to £1,341 per month outside London due to increased property supply and decreased tenant demand; however, London rents reached a record high of £2,695.

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Conflicting Data on Catalan Rental Price Changes

Conflicting reports on Catalan rental prices show a 12-14% rise according to Idealista and Fotocasa, contrasting with a 1.1% overall drop and 3.2% decrease in Barcelona based on Generalitat data from Incasòl, reflecting different data sources (listed vs. contract prices) and the impact of rental reg...

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US Rental Market Shifts in Favor of Renters Amidst Construction Boom

The median U.S. rent is \$1,695, down 1.1% year-over-year due to increased apartment construction, creating a renter's market where tenants have more negotiating power to lower rents and fees.

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Soaring Rental Prices Plunge Spanish Youth Emancipation Rate to Record Low

A record-low youth emancipation rate of 14.8% in Spain during the first half of 2024 is primarily due to a 13.6% year-on-year increase in rental prices (€1,072 average), exceeding the average youth net salary (€1,048.19), forcing 74.5% of young workers to remain in their family homes.

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