Rental Value Trends
Updated 09/22/24 This is updated as the economy and situations change. CLICK FOR A FREE IMMEDIATE RENTAL ANALYSIS OF YOUR HOME Local rents peaked last year and in some cases inched up slightly this year and in some cities even dropped a little. Oakland may have been hit the worst. Rents are roughly at their upper limit of affordability. If […]
Rental Value Trends
Updated 10/09/23 This newsletter is updated as the economy and situations change. CLICK FREE Rental Analysis BELOW TO IMMEDIATELY GET YOUR HOME’S RENTAL VALUE Local rents peaked this past spring, up around 10% from spring 2022. Since then have dropped around 5%. Rents are now at the upper limit of affordability. This is worsening due to […]
Rental Value Trends
Updated 03/28/23 This newsletter is updated as the economy and situations change. CLICK FREE Rental Analysis BELOW TO IMMEDIATELY GET YOUR HOME’S RENTAL VALUE “When people can no longer afford steak, the price of chicken goes up, “Alex Schauffert. As an analogy in this case steak being the home you buy and chicken being the home you […]
Rental Value Trends
Updated 09/27/22 This newsletter is updated as the economy and situations change. CLICK FREE Rental Analysis BELOW TO IMMEDIATELY GET YOUR HOME’S RENTAL VALUE “When people can no longer afford to buy a home, the price of rent goes up.” It is likely rents will increase in the coming year because high interest rates have driven […]
Rental Value Trends
Updated 08/31/22 This newsletter is updated as the economy and situations change. CLICK FREE Rental Analysis BELOW TO IMMEDIATELY GET YOUR HOME’S RENTAL VALUE “When people can no longer afford steak, the price of chicken goes up” Alex. Higher interest rates and record-breaking inflation continue to financially strangle the average person. Buying a home […]
Rental Value Trends
Updated 06/20/22 This newsletter is updated as the economy and situations change. As higher interest rates and record-breaking inflation continue to financially strangle the average person, it is likely, just like in our last recession of 2007, that rental properties will stay in demand for needed housing. The highest market rents may fall off a […]