October Apartment Rents Rose, Fell The Most In These 10 Cities

Apartment rents in the US rose or fell by the most in these 10 cities from Sept. 1 to Oct. 1, according to Abodo's latest National Apartment Report.

"In a large number of major cities—San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta —we saw a decrease in rent price again this month," Abodo's Sam Radbil tells Bisnow. "The surge in supply and a small decrease in demand makes it easier for renters to negotiate price with their landlords, thus causing rent prices to decrease slightly."

El Paso, TX

September Rent: $830

October Rent: $731

Change: -12%

Sacramento, CA

September Rent: $1,124

October Rent: $1,007

Change: -10%

Columbus, OH

September Rent: $937

October Rent: $843

Change: -10%

Long Beach, CA

September Rent: $1,732

October Rent: $1,571

Change: -9%

San Jose, CA

September Rent: $2,455

October Rent: $2,293

Change: -7%

Miami, FL

September Rent: $1,739

October Rent: $1,891

Change: 9%

Virginia Beach, VA

September Rent: $962

October Rent: $1,033

Change: 7%

Milwaukee, WI

September Rent: $887

October Rent: $951

Change: 7%

Minneapolis, MN

September Rent: $1,424

October Rent: $1,506

Change: 6%

Colorado Springs, CO

September Rent: $868

October Rent: $908

Change: 5%

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