The average U.S. monthly rent rose by $1, to $1,352, in August, remaining essentially flat as apartment completions begin to slow across many of the 121 markets in Yardi Matrix’s Matrix Monthly survey. Meanwhile, the national rent-growth rate fell to 2.4%, down 20 basis points (bps) from July. (Despite these slowdowns, rents have increased every month this year.) Economic conditions and multifamily demand remain strong.
Read more...Yardi: Rent Growth Decelerates as New Completions Slow | Multifamily Executive Magazine
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