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Rise in Rents Slows, But San Diego Still 11th Most Expensive City for Renters

Housing markets in the South and West, including San Diego, are experiencing a slowdown in rental increases. In July, rental growth in San Diego was flat at -0.1%, with a year-over-year decline of 3.5%. The median rent for a one-bedroom unit is $1,986, and $2,489 for a two-bedroom, significantly higher than the national median. San Diego ranks as the 11th most expensive large city in the U.S. The...

Higher Vacancies, Lower Rates Seen in Annual Survey of Regional Rental Market

The Southern California Rental Housing Association reported increased availability and decreased rents in their annual Vacancy and Rental Rate Survey for 2024. Vacancy rate rose to 6.36% from 3.9% last year, with San Diego seeing a rise to 4.22% from 2.64%. Average rent in San Diego County dropped to $2,170 from $2,338 in 2023, and in the City of San Diego, it decreased from $2,266 to $2,189. The...

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