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San Francisco’s apartment vacancy has now fallen to a 20-year low, as a scarce amount of product breaks ground and demand remains high.

According to data from CoStar, the market’s vacancy rate stands at just 3.8% while asking rents shot up 11% year-over-year in June, reflecting one of the strongest apartment recoveries among major US markets.

In fac...


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If you’re looking for a rental deal, tenants can find discounts in 60% of Southern California cities.

My trusty spreadsheet reviewed June’s rent report from ApartmentList, which tracks renter costs in 53 cities across the region, with cost estimates that combine government statistics and listing data from its own website.

Here’s what the math shows: la...


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You own your home outright or have significant equity.

You’re relocating. Not selling.

Natural question: “Why not just rent it out?”  

Sounds simple. Usually isn’t.

Most homeowners treat conversion like an administrative checkbox. List property. Find ...

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Data from the National Association of Realtors shows that the national median age for a first-time homebuyer is 40, the highest it’s ever been. Low housing inventory means high asking prices in desirable areas like Massachusetts.

In 2024-25, the share of homes purchased by first-time buyers reached a record low of 21%. As more people stay in rentals longer, and lack of...


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You own your home outright or have significant equity.

You’re relocating. Not selling.

Natural question: “Why not just rent it out?”    Sounds simple. Usually isn’t.    Most homeowners treat conversion like an administrative checkbox. List property. Find tenant. Collect rent. Done.    

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