These 10 Cities Experienced Large Apartment Rent Boosts In August

Apartment demand continues to soar, thanks in large part to strong employment growth. Last month, employers added more than 255,000 jobs, following behind June's 287,000 job gains.

This month, apartment listings website Abodo released its national apartment report, which includes a list of 10 cities that experienced the biggest rent growth in July. Some of the top spots may surprise you.

Minneapolis, MN

July Rent: $1,197

August Rent: $1,368

Change: 14%

Nashville, TN

July Rent: $993

August Rent: $1,124

Change: 13%

Fort Worth, TX

July Rent: $794

August Rent: $896

Change: 13%

Portland, OR

July Rent: $1,222

August Rent: $1,370

Change: 12%

Baltimore, MD

July Rent: $1,091

August Rent: $1,219

Change: 12%

Atlanta, GA

July Rent: $1,313

August Rent: $1,415

Change: 11%

Virginia Beach, VA

July Rent: $764

August Rent: $844

Change: 11%

Los Angeles, CA

July Rent: $2,405

August Rent: $2,654

Change: 10%

San Antonio, TX

July Rent: $794

August Rent: $857

Change: 8%

Raleigh, NC

July Rent: $1,080

August Rent: $1,166

Change: 7%

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