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Apartment rent trends in Sun Belt and Mountain West regions reflect supply-driven imbalances

With the large buildup in new units taking longer than expected to lease, rent increases slow
Denver is one of the major U.S. markets with the biggest declines in apartment rents, suffering from a combination of elevated supply levels and anemic employment growth. (Getty Images)
Denver is one of the major U.S. markets with the biggest declines in apartment rents, suffering from a combination of elevated supply levels and anemic employment growth. (Getty Images)
CoStar Analytics
November 7, 2025 | 5:21 P.M.

U.S. multifamily rent growth has been under pressure this year from an overabundance of supply, particularly across the U.S. Sun Belt and Mountain West regions, where rent declines remain concentrated.

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News | Apartment rent trends in Sun Belt and Mountain West regions reflect supply-driven imbalances