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The Rising and Falling Trends in Single-Family Rents
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Join hosts Ed Parcaut and Mike Kelly for another insightful edition of Real Estate Jerky Daily. In this Market Update Tuesday episode, Ed and Mike dive into the latest CoreLogic US Single-Family Rent Index, revealing intriguing trends in the rental market as of March. They discuss consistent annual rent increases in major job hubs like Seattle, New York, and Boston, while also highlighting areas with significant rent declines, such as Austin, Miami, and New Orleans.
Ed presents detailed charts and data, uncovering average rent prices in various cities, with surprising figures from coastal cities and urban areas like Honolulu and San Francisco. The conversation shifts to the practicality of purchasing rental properties versus continuing to rent, emphasizing the importance of buyers exploring direct deals with sellers.
Additionally, Mike shares thoughts on recent articles about the real estate market and discusses the economic principles that determine property value. The episode ends with a brief discussion on broader economic concerns and political issues, encouraging listeners to reach out and support one another.
**Key Topics:**
- CoreLogic US Single-Family Rent Index for March
- Rent trends in major job hubs and other cities
- Average rent prices in various urban areas
- Benefits and challenges of buying versus renting
- Commentary on real estate market value
- Reflections on current economic and political issues
- Mental health awareness and community support
**Takeaways:**
- Despite reports of declining rents, some areas still see significant increases.
- It's a potentially good time for renters to consider buying before the market changes.
- Clear communication with property sellers can benefit both parties.
- Stay informed about economic policies affecting the real estate market.
- Mental health is crucial—reach out to friends and colleagues to check in on them.
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