Yet another report — this one by CoreLogic — shows that the rapid pace of rent increases is beginning to slow. Some of the increases occurred so quickly that they may have cooled growth.
Source: Inman News
Rent rose so much, so fast it might have contributed to latest downtick
Published in corelogic, cost of rent, Investing, Property Portfolio, rent, rent hikes, rent increase, rent price, Rentals and Select
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