According to a Zumper analysis published on Thursday, markets in Tennessee, Texas, and Louisiana have experienced the largest rent declines since March.
Source: Inman News
Southern renters are benefiting most from pandemic pricing
Published in Coronavirus, Louisiana real estate market, Markets & Economy, rent decline, rental prices, renters, Select, Tennessee real estate market, Texas real estate market and zumper
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