Southern California's median rent change over the past year was flat, with typical rents at $1,942 for one-bedroom and $2,378 for two-bedroom units. Rents fell in 25 cities by a median of 1.6%, mostly in lower-cost areas, while rising 1.5% in 25 cities, often in wealthier regions. Rent declines were notable in cities distant from job hubs, while increases occurred mainly in affluent Orange County. Economic divides and immigration policies may influence these trends.
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