If a lof of rental vacancy, where did the renters go

[RB132]

There a lot of discussion here about the high vacancy for rental homes.

My question is how this happend? Where did the renters go?

lose porpulation?
people move back to their parent home?

[Enorah]

Some of that and also “investment” properties meant to sell that could not, so now are being rented. There are a number of homes for rent in the Encinitas area that look like they were not intended to be rentals.

[Enorah]

Some of that and also “investment” properties meant to sell that could not, so now are being rented. There are a number of homes for rent in the Encinitas area that look like they were not intended to be rentals.

[Enorah]

Some of that and also “investment” properties meant to sell that could not, so now are being rented. There are a number of homes for rent in the Encinitas area that look like they were not intended to be rentals.

[Enorah]

Some of that and also “investment” properties meant to sell that could not, so now are being rented. There are a number of homes for rent in the Encinitas area that look like they were not intended to be rentals.

[Enorah]

Some of that and also “investment” properties meant to sell that could not, so now are being rented. There are a number of homes for rent in the Encinitas area that look like they were not intended to be rentals.

[EconProf]

It is pretty well documented that in recessions, people double up, move in with relatives, and reluctantly join with roommates. The deeper the recession, the more pronounced this trend. Another example of demand destruction.
Just like commodities suffer in deflation, so also will rents.

[EconProf]

It is pretty well documented that in recessions, people double up, move in with relatives, and reluctantly join with roommates. The deeper the recession, the more pronounced this trend. Another example of demand destruction.
Just like commodities suffer in deflation, so also will rents.

[EconProf]

It is pretty well documented that in recessions, people double up, move in with relatives, and reluctantly join with roommates. The deeper the recession, the more pronounced this trend. Another example of demand destruction.
Just like commodities suffer in deflation, so also will rents.

[EconProf]

It is pretty well documented that in recessions, people double up, move in with relatives, and reluctantly join with roommates. The deeper the recession, the more pronounced this trend. Another example of demand destruction.
Just like commodities suffer in deflation, so also will rents.

[EconProf]

It is pretty well documented that in recessions, people double up, move in with relatives, and reluctantly join with roommates. The deeper the recession, the more pronounced this trend. Another example of demand destruction.
Just like commodities suffer in deflation, so also will rents.

[TheBreeze]

It’s likely that many of the illegal immigrants have left:

Classrooms in Orange County, Calif., are suddenly half-empty. Latino day laborers seem to be less thick on the ground at their morning gathering places. Remittances to Mexico and other Latin countries are down, and men are returning to some villages from the United States.

Latinos appear to account for a disproportionate share of mortgage foreclosures. The Census Bureau estimates that net immigration in 2007-08 was 14 percent lower than the average for 2000-07, and those estimates don’t cover the period after June 30, when the recession really started hitting.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/01/is_a_change_in_migration_patte.html

[TheBreeze]

It’s likely that many of the illegal immigrants have left:

Classrooms in Orange County, Calif., are suddenly half-empty. Latino day laborers seem to be less thick on the ground at their morning gathering places. Remittances to Mexico and other Latin countries are down, and men are returning to some villages from the United States.

Latinos appear to account for a disproportionate share of mortgage foreclosures. The Census Bureau estimates that net immigration in 2007-08 was 14 percent lower than the average for 2000-07, and those estimates don’t cover the period after June 30, when the recession really started hitting.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/01/is_a_change_in_migration_patte.html

[TheBreeze]

It’s likely that many of the illegal immigrants have left:

Classrooms in Orange County, Calif., are suddenly half-empty. Latino day laborers seem to be less thick on the ground at their morning gathering places. Remittances to Mexico and other Latin countries are down, and men are returning to some villages from the United States.

Latinos appear to account for a disproportionate share of mortgage foreclosures. The Census Bureau estimates that net immigration in 2007-08 was 14 percent lower than the average for 2000-07, and those estimates don’t cover the period after June 30, when the recession really started hitting.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/01/is_a_change_in_migration_patte.html

[TheBreeze]

It’s likely that many of the illegal immigrants have left:

Classrooms in Orange County, Calif., are suddenly half-empty. Latino day laborers seem to be less thick on the ground at their morning gathering places. Remittances to Mexico and other Latin countries are down, and men are returning to some villages from the United States.

Latinos appear to account for a disproportionate share of mortgage foreclosures. The Census Bureau estimates that net immigration in 2007-08 was 14 percent lower than the average for 2000-07, and those estimates don’t cover the period after June 30, when the recession really started hitting.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/01/is_a_change_in_migration_patte.html

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