Philadelphia is making an appearance on rental firm
Abodo’s list of decreasing rental rates
for the first time this month. Between November and December, prices fell by
about 4 percent, according to the firm. Nationally, the average price of a
one-bedroom apartment fell less than one half of one percent, going from $1,042
to $1,037.
Rents continue to rise in Colorado Springs (up 8 percent)
and throughout California, including Long Beach (up 6 percent), Sacramento and
San Diego (both up 5 percent). In Colorado Springs, the price hike still means
you can snag a one-bedroom for $962, though. In California, Sacramento has been
rising for several months and is at $1,109.
Rents in Philly may be down 4 percent, but that’s still
nothing compared with Miami, where an 11 percent dip still puts the average
one-bedroom rental at $1,569.
Source: Philly.com
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