Boston Landlords Forced into Concessions in September
Massachusetts’ rental markets continue to see rent growth, but depending on the location of the units, landlords are being forced to make concessions.
Massachusetts’ rental markets continue to see rent growth, but depending on the location of the units, landlords are being forced to make concessions.
Apartment rents shattered another barrier in Greater Boston, reflecting the steep downturn in construction of new developments since 2022.
Renters in Greater Boston continue to have to deal with high prices and require some of the highest incomes in the nation to afford to rent in the Massachusetts capital region.
Asking rents continued to increase thanks to Greater Boston’s highly restricted supply of apartments. But they could go even higher due to President Donald Trump’s tariffs and related economic uncertainty.
Renters in Boston are not getting a lot of space for their money, even with the most expensive rents in the nation.
The drop in median rent can be credited to an increase in supply as rental stock increased across the Northeast, Realtor.com economists said.
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The latest report from real estate data firm Yardi Matrix shows rents in Boston continued to slide downward last month.
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The coronavirus crisis appears to have caused a dramatic slowdown in rent growth in Greater Boston according to new data from the Zillow Group.
Greater Boston rents may decline nearly 1 percent by the end of the year, a new report from Yardi Matrix has found.
An analysis of its own search data by the Zillow-owned rental listings platform HotPads has found that renters in Boston were the outside group most likely searching for rentals in Providence, where the median rent of HotPads-listed units is $630 less per month.
Look out, multifamily developers and city planners – it looks like the kids might not be all right after all.