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Small Markets See Biggest Increases in Apartment Rents

Business Expansion, Pent-Up Demand Boost Third-Tier Markets As Pandemic Wanes
Salt Lake City, the capital and most populous city in Utah, is among the third-tier markets seeing apartment rent growth above pre-pandemic levels, while the larger tier-one and -two markets continue to underperform. (iStock)
Salt Lake City, the capital and most populous city in Utah, is among the third-tier markets seeing apartment rent growth above pre-pandemic levels, while the larger tier-one and -two markets continue to underperform. (iStock)
By Andrew Zola
CoStar Advisory Services
June 8, 2021 | 6:46 P.M.

The multifamily market is beginning to perk up as the U.S. reopens and the pandemic wanes, but so far apartment rents have not been increasing at the same rate. Third-tier markets, generally smaller and less populous areas such as California's Inland Empire, North Carolina's Charlotte and Florida's Fort Lauderdale, are seeing rent growth above pre-pandemic levels, even as apartment rent growth in the larger first- and second-tier markets continues to underperform.

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