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10 Cities with housing shortages....leads to rent increasing?

Andrew Postell
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Housing shortages will sometimes lead to increased rent prices.  What do you think about these 10 markets?  Sold Out: These 10 U.S. Cities Have the Biggest Housing Shortages

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    Omaha made the list, and that does not surprise me.

    There is a shortage of housing stock here, at least in the price range that people around here want to spend.

    There is plenty of higher and lower end housing, but Omaha is a solidly middle class town and homes in the $150-200k range are hard to come by.

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