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19 cities where rent is falling fast, even as price hikes continue to frustrate consumers

October 27, 20240

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Average rent in Q3: $3,471

Rent growth in Q3: -16%

Region: Northeast

2. Anderson, Indiana

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Average rent in Q3: $4,149

Rent growth in Q3: -11%

Region: Northeast

4. Bozeman, Montana
San Marcos is near New Braunfels, Texas.

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Average rent in Q3: $1,961

Rent growth in Q3: -9%

Region: Southwest

6. Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Wilton Manors is near Fort Lauderdale.

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Average rent in Q3: $4,746

Rent growth in Q3: -8%

Region: Southeast

8. Fort Smith, Arkansas

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Average rent in Q3: $2,089

Rent growth in Q3: -7%

Region: Southeast

10. Bonita Springs, Florida
Harker Heights is near Waco, Texas.

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Average rent in Q3: $1,651

Rent growth in Q3: -7%

Region: Southwest

12. Missoula, Montana

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Average rent in Q3: $4,538

Rent growth in Q3: -6%

Region: Southeast

14. Yuma, Arizona
Live Oak is outside of San Antonio, Texas.

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Average rent in Q3: $1,646

Rent growth in Q3: -6%

Region: Southwest

16. O’Fallon, Missouri
Oviedo is close to Orlando.

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Average rent in Q3: $2,374

Rent growth in Q3: -5%

Region: Southeast

18. Hutto, Texas
Manor is near Austin.

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Average rent in Q3: $2,025

Rent growth in Q3: -5%

Region: Southwest