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Top 10: Average Effective Rent Growth

Multifamily rent performance has been getting a lot of attention lately, and rightfully so. After showing some improvement through most of the year on the back of an improved supply and demand environment, rent growth stumbled in October. The upcoming ALN monthly newsletter for November will cover the rent performance picture in more detail.

In this space today, we have the top ten and bottom ten markets for average effective rent growth for new leases over the last twelve months. Rent data refers to conventional properties of at least fifty units.

Top 10

Market

Average Effective Rent

12-month Change (%)

TX – Abilene

$1,167

17.7%

NH – Concord

$2,045

10.3%

IN – South Bend

$1,292

10.0%

WV – Charleston

$1,184

9.2%

AR – Northwest Arkansas

$1,141

9.2%

LA – Lake Charles

$1,102

8.9%

PA – State College/Altoona

$1,481

7.5%

ND – Bismarck

$1,239

7.0%

ME – Augusta/Portland

$2,094

6.9%

IL – Springfield

$1,123

6.8%

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Bottom 10

Market

Average Effective Rent

12-month Change (%)

FL – Fort Myers/Naples

$1,786

-6.4%

CO – Denver

$1,818

-4.1%

TX – Austin

$1,457

-3.1%

AZ – Tucson

$1,153

-2.5%

NC – Asheville

$1,632

-1.9%

TX – San Antonio

$1,209

-1.6%

AZ – Phoenix

$1,534

-1.4%

TX – Laredo

$1,117

-1.3%

TX – Corpus Christi

$1,126

-1.1%

VT – State

$1,992

-0.9%

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