Yep, pretty typical, at certain times of the year, even here in OC.

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Jul 3, 2024
10:25:49am

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Interesting, anecdotal experience with rental prices

Mexicougazul

Jul 3, 9:55am

Where?

DubuMfalme

Jul 3, 9:59am

Salt Lake County

Mexicougazul

Jul 3, 10:00am

That kind of stuff is always going on.

JuicyJam

Jul 3, 10:00am

Maybe it has, just my two cents. All I know is that I've witnessed rental prices

Mexicougazul

Jul 3, 10:01am

Yep, pretty typical, at certain times of the year, even here in OC.

Team Chaos

Jul 3, 10:25am

In Texas my landlord just sent out new renewal offers.

rad dawg

Jul 3, 10:01am

Bout time. The solution to housing is ... more housing.

paulb

Jul 3, 10:03am

The market can solve housing problems better than political officials.

Plantagenet

Jul 3, 10:12am

It’s inevitable…. There has been an absolute ton of high density builds going up

kotacoug

Jul 3, 10:09am

This is no accident, but a result of urban planning policy originating in

Plantagenet

Jul 3, 10:15am

Lots of apartments going up by you? We have at least 5 big complexes being built

BYUfan92

Jul 3, 10:54am

more anecdotes; my storage occupancy in the bay area has dropped below 95% for

BYUFBDAD

Jul 3, 10:29am

Seems like new storage units get built a lot around here.

JuicyJam

Jul 3, 12:22pm

Large multi-family is seeing rents stagnate or drop in most parts of the country

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