The 12 US cities with the fastest-rising rent prices

[Doobie Doo]

The 12 US cities with the fastest-rising rent prices

• Leanna Garfield
  

• Dec. 27, 2016, 12:13 PM
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  12. Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
  
  
  
  Downtown Dallas, Texas.S. Mariusz Jurgielewicz/Shutterstock
  Median rent: $1,543
  
  Year-over-year change: 4.0%
  
  11. Riverside, California
  
  
  
  Shutterstock/Jon Bilous
  Median rent: $1,738
  
  Year-over-year change: 4.0%
  
  10. San Jose, California
  
  
  
  City of San Jose - California/Facebook
  Median rent: $3,520
  
  Year-over-year change: 4.5%
  
  9. Los Angeles, California
  
  
  
  Shutterstock
  Median rent: $2,585
  
  Year-over-year change: 4.7%
  
  8. Fort Lauderdale, Florida
  
  
  
  Shutterstock
  Median rent: $1,887
  
  Year-over-year change: 4.8%
  
  7. Phoenix, Arizona
  
  
  
  Shutterstock
  Median rent: $1,298
  
  Year-over-year change: 4.8%
  
  6. San Diego, California
  
  
  
  Shutterstock.com
  Median rent: $2,424
  
  Year-over-year change: 5.0%
  
  5. Denver, Colorado
  
  
  
  Denver, Colorado.Shutterstock
  Median rent: $2,013
  
  Year-over-year change: 5.1%
  
  4. Sacramento, California
  
  
  
  Wikimedia Commons
  Median rent: $1,675
  
  Year-over-year change: 5.6%
  
  3. San Francisco, California
  
  
  
  Richard Heyes/flickr
  Median rent: $3,407
  
  Year-over-year change: 6.2%
  
  2. Portland, Oregon
  
  
  
  Travel Portland/Facebook
  Median rent: $1,772
  
  Year-over-year change: 8.2%
  
  1. Seattle, Washington
  
  
  
  Seattle Municipal Archives/Flickr

http://www.businessinsider.com/us-c...-prices-2016-12/#12-dallas-fort-worth-texas-1

 

[The Fire]

No surprise all the hipster cac cities are on top

 

[MikelArteta]

Denver 2000,?

 

[cheek100]

No Houston

 

[LezJepzin]

#4

 

[newworldafro]

Wonder why they have S.F. and San Jose separate, but Dallas and Fort worth together?

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

Closing on my crib in east lauderdale tomorrow

 

[CookisaCac]

No surprise all the hipster cac cities are on top

Except Austin which I thought would be. surprised to see Dallas instead

 

[BlackBall]

Pay that cac Jew landlord brehs

 

[Remote]

Closing on my crib in east lauderdale tomorrow

Congratulations

coli brehs: send him housewarming gifts.

I would but I cannot support a Cowboys fan, so....

 

[Regular_P]

Denver 2000,?

When I lived there, it was jumping quickly. Went from around $750 in rent to over $1,000 in 18 months where I lived. Went up much more than that for new tenants. Can't imagine what it's at now.

 

[Doobie Doo]

Wonder why they have S.F. and San Jose separate, but Dallas and Fort worth together?

Probably cuz of the contrast of cost of living. I'm pretty sure Dallas and Fort Worth don't have much variation in COL compared to SF and SJ

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

@Azul I love when you talk dirty to me

 

[MoonGoddess]

Yup ok Ft Lauderdale, and they stay building new town homes, condos and apt complexes out chea. It's why we decided to just get a house and call it day, essentially paying the same shyt, least I'll be able to blast my music.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

I woulda thought Detroit woulda been on here, but the new developments deal and the community benefits deal means that any new residential has to allocate 30% of its units for subsidized housing and any new commercial development has to show a plan of investment into the neighborhood it wants to build in...

its a decent deal...might turn some investors off though