Sentence examples for slower rent from inspiring English sources

Miami's top-flight apartments will see slower rent growth due to the influx, while median-level renters face one of the nation's tightest rental markets.

For landlords, the lack of job growth has left vacant apartments languishing on the residential market, creating a trickled down effect resulting in lower rents and slower rent collections.

More good news: RentHop found that new supply of apartments in the region is slowing rent growth.

The fastest rent increases were in District Heights, Manassas and Temple Hills, while the slowest rent increases were in Chevy Chase, Bethesda and Vienna.

Slowing rent growth is a dynamic playing out in major cities across the country, especially New York City and San Francisco, where there's been a flood of luxury construction.

The increases would come on top of steady gains in average apartment rents here over the last few years, and suggest that a sharp uptick in apartment construction lately will do little to slow rent growth.

Though more sublet space is coming onto the market, the pace of leasing has slowed, rents have more or less flattened and the vacancy rate is rising, many real estate specialists say things could be a lot worse, especially when measured against the last downturn.

They are slower to rent out, and therefore a greater risk from a developer's point of view, but will probably lead to a stabler occupancy.

First, it will cool rising rents, so that instead of soaring prices we get slower growing rents.

In all, CoStar Group Inc. estimates nearly 30,000 new units will hit the market in L.A. County by the end of 2020, boosting supply by about 3.3% and leading to further slowing of rent growth.

As a result, the suburbs have had a slower rise in rents, Mr. McKee said.