5 Markets Where Rents are PLUMMETING Due to Covid-19
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5. Manhattan, Kansas
4. Reston, Virginia
3. North Miami Beach , Florida
2. Jersey City, New Jersey
1. Coral Gables, Florida
Can you do a video on the opposite of increase rent ty
Great idea
There’s going to be be a direct correlation to economic resiliency in addition to the ongoing pandemic.
Thanks Big BT!
I wonder who will start tracking mass moves due to the WFH (work from home) movement, and the effects on local real estate.
Im a landlord in Alabama, my renter can only afford 650$ a month on his 950$ rent, ouch 32% loss !!
Do these numbers factor in the Vacation Rentals market that went dormant during that time?
I'm more concerned about the rent increases, wages have not kept up. The cure for high prices is high prices, this is what the problem is in America and why the 1% keep getting richer at the expense of everyone else. 50% increase in rent in ten years, am I the only one who sees this as a problem.
That’s what I’m trying to figure out to???
Should I stop buying rental investments until the COVID is completely over/
Crazy to think Kansas made the list
A good reminder that you should always include some cushion in your cash flow assumptions - that rental income number is not always steady/increasing
This video needs way more views!
I was just released dumbo
No San Francisco?
Damn those are crazy decreases. Here in Toronto supposedly rents decreased as well, however, in most neighborhoods there are still up. I wonder if there are outliers that are bringing those down.
Only 24 comments!
Disgraceful
Thumbs up before I watched. You guys are awesome 👏!
Great information. Where do you get you data from? I would think it would have been destination location like New Orleans and vegas 👍🏾
Is there a way to find these trends on a city to city basis myself. I would love to find this data to analyze. Thank you in advance for anyone that can help.
I think this is the wrong person to make for some markets. In South Florida for example, you don’t know if the drop in rates are just due seasonality. During the winter months, we get hire seasonal rents for obvious reasons. More accurate would’ve been to compare May 2020 to May 2019
What happened to the 5 cities that meet the 1% rule video?? Disappeared
Why wouldn't need these numbers drop though? For the past few months everything was on stand still no one would be looking to move/ rent in a pandemic lol its expected. The real numbers we should be watching are after ever thing gets going again. See where ppl think about living after experiencing this event
hopefully home prices and rent are cut in half and stay there
In Florida rents and real estate are grossly over priced in the first place. So any correction is welcome.
He hides his microphone in his beard.
I can hear anything you say. All I can do is watch your beard wiggle around