From time to time I like to look at rents in search of a place to rent for less than I am paying now. Poway area. Doesn’t seem to exist. I need a house with ample room for a trailer or RV and I have 2 dogs. I love the place I am in now. It’s a 3-2 about 1300sf. But I am always open to a better opportunity. What’s up with the starting asking prices at $ 2200+ for rents. Many even more than that. And are they actually getting renters at those prices? Just thought I would ask.
There were the fires in October in that area and the REOs are sitting vacant. Rents will go down, put right now it is supply and demand issue. There is a glitch in supply pushing up rent. Houses will very slowly start being replaced in October from the fires and Banks will start selling their REOs when they are forced to mark to market.
There were the fires in October in that area and the REOs are sitting vacant. Rents will go down, put right now it is supply and demand issue. There is a glitch in supply pushing up rent. Houses will very slowly start being replaced in October from the fires and Banks will start selling their REOs when they are forced to mark to market.
There were the fires in October in that area and the REOs are sitting vacant. Rents will go down, put right now it is supply and demand issue. There is a glitch in supply pushing up rent. Houses will very slowly start being replaced in October from the fires and Banks will start selling their REOs when they are forced to mark to market.
There were the fires in October in that area and the REOs are sitting vacant. Rents will go down, put right now it is supply and demand issue. There is a glitch in supply pushing up rent. Houses will very slowly start being replaced in October from the fires and Banks will start selling their REOs when they are forced to mark to market.
There were the fires in October in that area and the REOs are sitting vacant. Rents will go down, put right now it is supply and demand issue. There is a glitch in supply pushing up rent. Houses will very slowly start being replaced in October from the fires and Banks will start selling their REOs when they are forced to mark to market.
Absent a big recession, rents will keep going up at the 3 – 4% pace they have been in recent years. The best indicator of future rents is the vacancy rate, and it is not high or likely to go up much given the dropoff in construction. A big outmigration of people, of course, would change everything in the rental arena.
Absent a big recession, rents will keep going up at the 3 – 4% pace they have been in recent years. The best indicator of future rents is the vacancy rate, and it is not high or likely to go up much given the dropoff in construction. A big outmigration of people, of course, would change everything in the rental arena.
Absent a big recession, rents will keep going up at the 3 – 4% pace they have been in recent years. The best indicator of future rents is the vacancy rate, and it is not high or likely to go up much given the dropoff in construction. A big outmigration of people, of course, would change everything in the rental arena.
Absent a big recession, rents will keep going up at the 3 – 4% pace they have been in recent years. The best indicator of future rents is the vacancy rate, and it is not high or likely to go up much given the dropoff in construction. A big outmigration of people, of course, would change everything in the rental arena.
