Double-digit rent rise is coming to the housing market.

[ILoveRegulation]

I received a 25% rent DECREASE on an equivalent property this year. When the shadow inventories hit the market, I suspect rent will go down even more.

Good luck with those ‘anticipated’ double-digit rent increases and with renting in a nuclear fallout zone. Dumbass dipsht landlords are going to take a massive bath over the next five years.

[ILoveRegulation]

The crippling of the third-largest economy (Japan) as a result of libertarian policies (letting nuclear energy executives make decisions on plant safety) will also depress the worldwide economy and the local rental market.

Landlords are in for a rude awakening. I look forward to renting from them at a very cheap price.

[ILoveRegulation]

The crippling of the third-largest economy (Japan) as a result of libertarian policies (letting nuclear energy executives make decisions on plant safety) will also depress the worldwide economy and the local rental market.

Landlords are in for a rude awakening. I look forward to renting from them at a very cheap price.

[ILoveRegulation]

The crippling of the third-largest economy (Japan) as a result of libertarian policies (letting nuclear energy executives make decisions on plant safety) will also depress the worldwide economy and the local rental market.

Landlords are in for a rude awakening. I look forward to renting from them at a very cheap price.

[ILoveRegulation]

The crippling of the third-largest economy (Japan) as a result of libertarian policies (letting nuclear energy executives make decisions on plant safety) will also depress the worldwide economy and the local rental market.

Landlords are in for a rude awakening. I look forward to renting from them at a very cheap price.

[ILoveRegulation]

The crippling of the third-largest economy (Japan) as a result of libertarian policies (letting nuclear energy executives make decisions on plant safety) will also depress the worldwide economy and the local rental market.

Landlords are in for a rude awakening. I look forward to renting from them at a very cheap price.

[davelj]

Now, this chart doesn’t take into account “shadow rentals” (that is, empty houses waiting on foreclosure that could enter the rental market), but… it does suggest that the traditional apartment market is gaining strength. This makes some sense simply because hardly anything’s been built over the last few years and the population continues to increase.

http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2011/04/forecast-rising-rents-to-slow-house.html

[davelj]

Now, this chart doesn’t take into account “shadow rentals” (that is, empty houses waiting on foreclosure that could enter the rental market), but… it does suggest that the traditional apartment market is gaining strength. This makes some sense simply because hardly anything’s been built over the last few years and the population continues to increase.

http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2011/04/forecast-rising-rents-to-slow-house.html

[davelj]

Now, this chart doesn’t take into account “shadow rentals” (that is, empty houses waiting on foreclosure that could enter the rental market), but… it does suggest that the traditional apartment market is gaining strength. This makes some sense simply because hardly anything’s been built over the last few years and the population continues to increase.

http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2011/04/forecast-rising-rents-to-slow-house.html

[davelj]

Now, this chart doesn’t take into account “shadow rentals” (that is, empty houses waiting on foreclosure that could enter the rental market), but… it does suggest that the traditional apartment market is gaining strength. This makes some sense simply because hardly anything’s been built over the last few years and the population continues to increase.

http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2011/04/forecast-rising-rents-to-slow-house.html

[davelj]

Now, this chart doesn’t take into account “shadow rentals” (that is, empty houses waiting on foreclosure that could enter the rental market), but… it does suggest that the traditional apartment market is gaining strength. This makes some sense simply because hardly anything’s been built over the last few years and the population continues to increase.

http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2011/04/forecast-rising-rents-to-slow-house.html

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