Rents in the top 20 U.S. markets for single-family homes are expected to rise 0.8% this year. That would be the slowest pace since 2011, when job losses caused by the global financial crisis made it hard to increase rent.
Rents in the top 20 U.S. markets for single-family homes are expected to rise 0.8% this year. That would be the slowest pace since 2011, when job losses caused by the global financial crisis made it hard to increase rent.