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Why are rent prices dropping in growing real estate markets? And if a rent price spiral has already started, how long will it be until rents stabilize and increase again? The key could be found in supply data. But you don’t have to do the data digging; our in-house analyst, Austin Wolff, has already done it for you!
We all know that with more supply and consistent demand, prices tend to dip. Could these pauses in rising rents present an opportunity for real estate investors? Will highly-supplied cities slowly fill their housing units while demand is still rising, leading to rent prices going UP in the future, even if they look dismal now?
That’s the question Austin is answering today as he walks through the ten most newly-supplied real estate markets in the country, showcasing which have rising rents, falling rents, stagnating rents, and the highest future rent-growth potential.
00:00 Worst Areas for Rent Growth?
02:28 Austin, Texas
04:37 Burlington, North Carolina
06:57 Fayetteville, Arkansas
09:16 Cities with MOST New Supply
12:31 Rents Could Fall, But...