Apartment List says their national median rent fell 0.9% to $1,340 – marking the 4th straight month of negative rent growth. However they do say year-over-year rent growth remains in negative territory at -1.1%, meaning on average, apartments across the country are slightly cheaper than they were one year ago.
“Rent growth follows a seasonal pattern – rent increases generally take place during the spring and summer, whereas the fall and winter usually see a modest price dip. This year, the slow season started a month earlier than usual…”
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