All Forum Posts by: Matt Thelen

Good points @Charles Clark!

October 2025 U.S. Rental Market Update

TL;DR: Leasing cooled across most large metros as DOM ticked up and inventory stayed elevated in TX/FL. A few markets remain fast (Cheyenne, Minneapolis, Kansas City). Strategy this month: price inside the comp band, tighten screening, and use small concessions when availability surges.

1) National Snapshot (from your state & city panels)

• DOM rose MoM in many supply-heavy metros: Boston 140 (+32%), Raleigh 57 (+19%), Seattle 42 (+14%), Sacramento 45 (+13%), Denver 49 (+11%), San Francisco 68 (+11%), Dallas 81 (+5%).
  
  
• Availability is up YoY across several Sun Belt hubs, shifting leverage toward renters: Miami 7,647 vs 5,404 YoY, Houston 10,453 vs 6,822, San Antonio 6,422 vs 4,849.
  
  
• Still-fast: Cheyenne (27 DOM), Minneapolis (32), Kansas City (43), Sacramento (45), Portland (45).
  
  
• Prices mixed: modest MoM softness in several markets; YoY trends vary by city/class.
  
  

2) How to beat the slowdown

• Smart pricing & listing feedback → avoid overpricing stalls. Do you know where to find the best free pricing guidance available powered by AI and unique data? I do…
  
  
• Better photos + distribution → more qualified tours, fewer dead weeks. Do you know how to find AI to score your photos for free? I do…
  
  
• Income verification & fraud checks → fewer resets and re-marketing. Verify means don’t just trust what they self-report. Watch out for fraud, it’s rampant.
  
  
• Guaranteed rent → the point of owning a rental is to get paid rent. Fast leasing only matters if you actually get paid. Look for an option to get your rent guaranteed.

Full State-by-Market Breakdown (Oct 5, 2025)

Rent data is for all property types, Days on Market (DOM) is only for houses

Alabama

• All — Rent $1,452, DOM 56 (MoM +4%, YoY +14%)
  
  

Alaska

• All — Rent $1,900, DOM 45 (MoM –5%, YoY +15%)
  
  

Arizona

• Phoenix — Rent $1,895, DOM 54 (MoM +4%, YoY +8%), Avail 5,411
  
  

Arkansas

• All — Rent $1,400, DOM 52 (MoM +6%, YoY +21%)
  
  

California

• Los Angeles — Rent $2,795, DOM 61 (MoM +2%, YoY +5%), Avail 17,375
  
  
• San Diego — Rent $3,100, DOM 52 (MoM –4%, YoY +16%), Avail 6,207
  
  
• San Francisco — Rent $3,733, DOM 68 (MoM +11%, YoY +33%), Avail 1,853
  
  
• San Jose — Rent $3,098, DOM 51 (MoM +2%, YoY +50%), Avail 1,294
  
  
• Sacramento — Rent $1,999, DOM 45 (MoM +13%, YoY +29%), Avail 1,709
  
  
• Oakland — Rent $2,325, DOM 56 (MoM +6%, YoY +4%), Avail 1,851
  
  

Colorado

• Denver — Rent $2,100, DOM 49 (MoM +11%, YoY +17%), Avail 4,551
  
  

Connecticut

• New Haven — Rent $1,800, DOM 79 (MoM +22%, YoY +88%), Avail 1,378
  
  

DC

• DC — Rent $2,500, DOM 66 (MoM +9%, YoY +12%), Avail 4,500
  
  

Delaware

• All — Rent $1,975, DOM 45 (MoM +4%, YoY +2%)
  
  

Florida

• Jacksonville — Rent $1,625, DOM 53 (MoM +0%, YoY +18%), Avail 4,196
  
  
• Miami — Rent $3,190, DOM 52 (MoM +4%, YoY –7%), Avail 7,647
  
  
• Orlando — Rent $1,990, DOM 52 (MoM +8%, YoY +18%), Avail 3,652
  
  
• Tampa — Rent $2,095, DOM 53 (MoM +2%, YoY +10%), Avail 2,869
  
  

Georgia

• Atlanta — Rent $2,050, DOM 74 (MoM +1%, YoY +19%), Avail 4,015
  
  

Hawaii

• All — Rent $3,100, DOM 114 (MoM +2%, YoY +34%)
  
  

Idaho

• All — Rent $1,870, DOM 41 (MoM +0%, YoY +5%)
  
  

Illinois

• Chicago — Rent $1,995, DOM 50 (MoM +6%, YoY +6%), Avail 8,609
  
  

Indiana

• Indianapolis — Rent $1,500, DOM 52 (MoM +6%, YoY +16%), Avail 2,680
  
  

Iowa

• All — Rent $1,175, DOM 38 (MoM –2%, YoY +6%)
  
  

Kansas

• All — Rent $1,400, DOM 45 (MoM +2%, YoY +7%)
  
  

Kentucky

• Louisville — Rent $1,289, DOM 54 (MoM +4%, YoY +32%), Avail 1,997
  
  

Louisiana

• New Orleans — Rent $1,750, DOM 63 (MoM +11%, YoY –3%), Avail 3,060
  
  

Maine

• All — Rent $2,000, DOM 56 (MoM +6%, YoY +19%)
  
  

Maryland

• Baltimore — Rent $1,650, DOM 79 (MoM +8%, YoY +52%), Avail 3,373
  
  

Massachusetts

• Boston — Rent $3,200, DOM 140 (MoM +32%, YoY +39%), Avail 9,586
  
  

Michigan

• Detroit — Rent $1,200, DOM 70 (MoM +6%, YoY +23%), Avail 2,406
  
  

Minnesota

• Minneapolis — Rent $1,700, DOM 32 (MoM –4%, YoY –9%), Avail 1,715
  
  

Mississippi

• All — Rent $1,500, DOM 53 (MoM +0%, YoY +4%)
  
  

Missouri

• Kansas City — Rent $1,400, DOM 43 (MoM –7%, YoY +8%), Avail 1,716
  
  
• St. Louis — Rent $1,250, DOM 60 (MoM +11%, YoY +28%), Avail 1,705
  
  

Montana

• All — Rent $1,888, DOM 48 (MoM +10%, YoY +20%)
  
  

Nebraska

• All — Rent $1,400, DOM 41 (MoM +15%, YoY –2%)
  
  

Nevada

• Las Vegas — Rent $1,950, DOM 46 (MoM +5%, YoY +7%), Avail 5,627
  
  

New Hampshire

• All — Rent $2,100, DOM 72 (MoM –14%, YoY –8%)
  
  

New Jersey

• Newark — Rent $2,120, DOM 51 (MoM –11%, YoY +42%), Avail 1,664
  
  

New Mexico

• All — Rent $1,725, DOM 45 (MoM +5%, YoY +13%)
  
  

New York

• New York — Rent $3,606, DOM 62 (MoM +13%, YoY +17%), Avail 17,744
  
  

North Carolina

• Charlotte — Rent $1,969, DOM 50 (MoM +4%, YoY –7%), Avail 4,015
  
  
• Raleigh — Rent $1,850, DOM 57 (MoM +19%, YoY –7%), Avail 2,000
  
  

North Dakota

• All — Rent $1,140, DOM 63 (MoM –8%, YoY –13%)
  
  

Ohio

• Cincinnati — Rent $1,495, DOM 47 (MoM –10%, YoY +9%), Avail 2,109
  
  
• Cleveland — Rent $1,225, DOM 66 (MoM +0%, YoY +32%), Avail 2,038
  
  
• Columbus — Rent $1,503, DOM 53 (MoM +4%, YoY +4%), Avail 3,308
  
  

Oklahoma

• Oklahoma City — Rent $1,400, DOM 50 (MoM +5%, YoY +19%), Avail 1,797
  
  

Oregon

• Portland — Rent $1,800, DOM 45 (MoM –2%, YoY +10%), Avail 2,832
  
  

Pennsylvania

• Philadelphia — Rent $1,600, DOM 60 (MoM +0%, YoY +7%), Avail 8,995
  
  
• Pittsburg — Rent $1,530, DOM 66 (MoM +3%, YoY +25%), Avail 2,532
  
  

Rhode Island

• Providence — Rent $2,161, DOM 47 (MoM +8%, YoY +34%), Avail 870
  
  

South Carolina

• All — Rent $1,817, DOM 55 (MoM +13%, YoY +6%)
  
  

South Dakota

• All — Rent $1,233, DOM 50 (MoM –8%, YoY +22%)
  
  

Tennessee

• Nashville — Rent $2,246, DOM 52 (MoM +7%, YoY +4%), Avail 3,192
  
  

Texas

• Austin — Rent $2,000, DOM 57 (MoM +6%, YoY +4%), Avail 6,385
  
  
• Dallas — Rent $1,995, DOM 81 (MoM +5%, YoY +29%), Avail 3,582
  
  
• Houston — Rent $1,899, DOM 55 (MoM +4%, YoY +15%), Avail 10,453
  
  
• San Antonio — Rent $1,670, DOM 62 (MoM +7%, YoY +24%), Avail 6,422
  
  

Utah

• Salt Lake City — Rent $1,599, DOM 47 (MoM –5%, YoY +21%), Avail 977
  
  

Vermont

• All — Rent $2,295, DOM 61 (MoM –9%, YoY +3%)
  
  

Virginia

• Richmond — Rent $1,613, DOM 48 (MoM +5%, YoY +12%), Avail 932
  
  

Washington

• Seattle — Rent $2,228, DOM 42 (MoM +14%, YoY +11%), Avail 4,052
  
  

West Virginia

• All — Rent $1,200, DOM 54 (MoM –4%, YoY +17%)
  
  

Wisconsin

• Milwaukee — Rent $1,250, DOM 46 (MoM +9%, YoY +21%), Avail 1,311
  
  

Wyoming

• Cheyenne — Rent $1,450, DOM 27 (MoM +24%, YoY –4%), Avail 217
  
  

Top MoM DOM Risers (slower)

1. Boston +32% → 140 DOM (don’t
   
   
2. Raleigh +19% → 57 DOM
   
   
3. Seattle +14% → 42 DOM
   
   
4. Sacramento +13% → 45 DOM
   
   
5. Denver +11% / San Francisco +11% → 49 / 68 DOM
   
   

Top MoM DOM Improvers (faster)

1. Kansas City –7% → 43 DOM
   
   
2. New Hampshire –14% → 72 DOM
   
   
3. San Diego –4% → 52 DOM
   
   
4. Minneapolis –4% → 32 DOM
   
   
5. West Virginia –4% → 54 DOM
   
   

Methodology
Snapshot as of Oct 5, 2025. MoM vs Sep 5, 2025; YoY vs Oct 5, 2024. Metrics: Avg/Med Rent, Available Rentals, Market Temp, Average Days on Market (DOM) from the amazing data Zillow publicly shares.

Quote from @Jakub R.:

In New Haven DOM went from 23 to 65 in a month?  

 New Haven has very thing single family home inventory, and Zillow only reports DOM for homes and townhomes, so it can swing a lot more than other places. It's currently at 68.

Quote from @Robert Bell:

Great info!  How about the numbers for Memphis TN.

Sorry I missed this until now. 3,172 rentals available, $1,295 avg rent, DOM 55, market is cool according to Zillow.

Quote from @Eric Armstrong:

@Matt Thelen

How about

13206, 3 bd - 29 DOM for home sizes (only 3 homes on market now, not sure how many make up Zillow's DOM calc)

72120 3 bd - 76 DOM for 3 bed homes (41 available now)

29302 3 bd - 57 DOM for 3 bed homes (8 available now)

Thx

 You got it. Responses inline

Quote from @Charles Clark:

@Matt Thelen
“Great insights! Thanks for sharing the breakdown — really helpful to see where DOM is trending and what’s working in different markets.”

 Happy to! I pull it monthly for Nomad so may as well share it :) 

Leasing slows, DOM creeps up, and smart landlords stay ahead.

1. National Snapshot

Metric	August 2025	September 2025	MoM Change
Average Rent	~$1,970	~$1,940	▼ ~1.5 %
Average DOM	~51 days	~53 days	▲ ~4%

Summary: National rent averages dipped slightly in September as listings continued to rise post-summer. But the big story is time on market — DOM is up nearly everywhere, and year-over-year leasing speed has slowed in 85% of tracked markets.

2. 📈 Why Some Landlords Are Still Winning

While many homes are taking 60–90 days to lease, some landlords are still seeing fast applications, strong rent, and earning more.

In Denver, I saw landlords lease 59% faster (25 days) than the predominant DOM. What’s the difference? It's not luck. It’s about pricing, presentation, and platform reach.

If you're curious how some owners are consistently ahead — even in this softening market — ask me. I'm happy to share what’s working (and what isn't) across hundreds of listed rentals nationwide.

3. 📍 Full State-by-Market Breakdown (Sept 5, 2025)

Alabama

• All – Rent: $1486, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.6 %, DOM: 55, MoM DOM: ▲ 3.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 20%

Alaska

• All – Rent: $2000, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.7 %, DOM: 40, MoM DOM: ▼ 4.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 21%

Arizona

• Phoenix – Rent: $1900, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.1 %, DOM: 52, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.1 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 6%

Arkansas

• All – Rent: $1400, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 50, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 22%

California

• Los Angeles – Rent: $2795, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 60, MoM DOM: ▲ 5.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 3%
• Oakland – Rent: $2300, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 53, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 13%
• Sacramento – Rent: $1995, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.3 %, DOM: 40, MoM DOM: ▲ 5.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 21%
• San Diego – Rent: $3100, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 54, MoM DOM: ▲ 3.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 32%
• San Francisco – Rent: $3650, MoM Rent: ▲ 4.3 %, DOM: 61, MoM DOM: ▲ 1.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 27%
• San Jose – Rent: $3200, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.5 %, DOM: 50, MoM DOM: ▲ 16.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 52%

Colorado

• Denver – Rent: $2185, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.9 %, DOM: 44, MoM DOM: ▲ 7.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 19%

Connecticut

• New Haven – Rent: $1850, MoM Rent: ▲ 32.6 %, DOM: 65, MoM DOM: ▲ 282.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 44%

DC

• DC – Rent: $2500, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 59, MoM DOM: ▲ 9.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 11%

Delaware

• All – Rent: $1995, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.3 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 30%

Florida

• Jacksonville – Rent: $1650, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.4 %, DOM: 53, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 23%
• Miami – Rent: $3200, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.5 %, DOM: 50, MoM DOM: ▼ 5.7 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 7%
• Orlando – Rent: $2000, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 20%
• Tampa – Rent: $2150, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.2 %, DOM: 52, MoM DOM: ▲ 10.6 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 11%

Georgia

• Atlanta – Rent: $2100, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 73, MoM DOM: ▲ 2.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 22%

Hawaii

• All – Rent: $3125, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.3 %, DOM: 103, MoM DOM: ▲ 2.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 26%

Idaho

• All – Rent: $1825, MoM Rent: ▲ 1.9 %, DOM: 37, MoM DOM: ▲ 0.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 9%

Illinois

• Chicago – Rent: $2000, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 47, MoM DOM: ▼ 4.1 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 2%

Indiana

• Indianapolis – Rent: $1532, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.1 %, DOM: 50, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 22%

Iowa

• All – Rent: $1145, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.4 %, DOM: 45, MoM DOM: ▼ 2.2 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 13%

Kansas

• All – Rent: $1395, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 44, MoM DOM: ▲ 2.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 13%

Kentucky

• Louisville – Rent: $1299, MoM Rent: ▲ 1.9 %, DOM: 56, MoM DOM: ▲ 3.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 27%

Louisiana

• New Orleans – Rent: $1795, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.6 %, DOM: 61, MoM DOM: ▲ 10.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%

Maine

• All – Rent: $2000, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 52, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.1 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 21%

Maryland

• Baltimore – Rent: $1650, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 79, MoM DOM: ▲ 8.2 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 41%

Massachusetts

• Boston – Rent: $3300, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.5 %, DOM: 140, MoM DOM: ▲ 32.1 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 47%

Michigan

• Detroit – Rent: $1200, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 66, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 16%

Minnesota

• Minneapolis – Rent: $1557, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.1 %, DOM: 47, MoM DOM: ▼ 4.1 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 0%

Mississippi

• All – Rent: $1500, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 53, MoM DOM: ▲ 0.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 8%

Missouri

• Kansas City – Rent: $1395, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.4 %, DOM: 46, MoM DOM: ▲ 2.2 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%
• St. Louis – Rent: $1275, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.8 %, DOM: 54, MoM DOM: ▲ 8.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 15%

Montana

• All – Rent: $1950, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.0 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 10.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 19%

Nebraska

• All – Rent: $1400, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.2 %, DOM: 39, MoM DOM: ▲ 14.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 0%

Nevada

• Las Vegas – Rent: $1985, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.5 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 5%

New Hampshire

• All – Rent: $2150, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.4 %, DOM: 61, MoM DOM: ▼ 14.1 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 13%

New Jersey

• Newark – Rent: $2106, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.3 %, DOM: 57, MoM DOM: ▼ 5.0 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 2%

New Mexico

• All – Rent: $1750, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.9 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 16%

New York

• New York – Rent: $3735, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.7 %, DOM: 55, MoM DOM: ▼ 3.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 4%

North Carolina

• Charlotte – Rent: $2000, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.7 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 9.1 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 6%
• Raleigh – Rent: $1880, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.8 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 2.1 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 23%

North Dakota

• All – Rent: $1120, MoM Rent: ▲ 3.8 %, DOM: 58, MoM DOM: ▼ 7.9 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 9%

Ohio

• Cincinnati – Rent: $1429, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.1 %, DOM: 52, MoM DOM: ▼ 5.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 21%
• Cleveland – Rent: $1250, MoM Rent: ▲ 4.2 %, DOM: 66, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 29%
• Columbus – Rent: $1550, MoM Rent: ▲ 3.3 %, DOM: 51, MoM DOM: ▼ 13.6 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 7%

Oklahoma

• Oklahoma City – Rent: $1450, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 45, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%

Oregon

• Portland – Rent: $1818, MoM Rent: ▲ 1.1 %, DOM: 42, MoM DOM: ▼ 2.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 11%

Pennsylvania

• Philadelphia – Rent: $1625, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.1 %, DOM: 60, MoM DOM: ▲ 0.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 11%
• Pittsburg – Rent: $1500, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.6 %, DOM: 64, MoM DOM: ▲ 8.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 21%

Rhode Island

• Providence – Rent: $2195, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.1 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 7.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 26%

South Carolina

• All – Rent: $1825, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.6 %, DOM: 54, MoM DOM: ▲ 12.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 15%

South Dakota

• All – Rent: $1255, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.6 %, DOM: 44, MoM DOM: ▼ 8.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 10%

Tennessee

• Nashville – Rent: $2250, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.2 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%

Texas

• Austin – Rent: $2050, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.4 %, DOM: 54, MoM DOM: ▲ 14.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 4%
• Dallas – Rent: $1999, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.1 %, DOM: 77, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.1 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 31%
• Houston – Rent: $1900, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 53, MoM DOM: ▲ 10.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 10%
• San Antonio – Rent: $1699, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.1 %, DOM: 58, MoM DOM: ▲ 13.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 23%

Utah

• Salt Lake City – Rent: $1600, MoM Rent: ▲ 3.2 %, DOM: 35, MoM DOM: ▼ 5.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 9%

Vermont

• All – Rent: $2400, MoM Rent: ▲ 14.3 %, DOM: 58, MoM DOM: ▼ 9.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%

Virginia

• Richmond – Rent: $1650, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.7 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 8%

Washington

• Seattle – Rent: $2240, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.6 %, DOM: 37, MoM DOM: ▼ 9.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 6%

West Virginia

• All – Rent: $1200, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 50, MoM DOM: ▼ 3.8 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 6%

Wisconsin

• Milwaukee – Rent: $1300, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.4 %, DOM: 47, MoM DOM: ▲ 9.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 24%

Wyoming

• Cheyenne – Rent: $1275, MoM Rent: ▼ 8.6 %, DOM: 21, MoM DOM: ▲ 23.5 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 30%

4. Explore the data yourself

Need visuals or deeper cuts (ZIP‑code, bedroom splits, etc.)? Let me know & I’ll spin them up.

Data source: Zillow

I'm a big fan of Bill's work related to housing market data and want to make sure folks know about it. I have 0 affiliation. 

This link has a collation of several sources that report monthly rent trends and you can see a good amount, including links to the sources, before the paywall hits. https://open.substack.com/pub/calculatedrisk/p/asking-rents-mostly-unchanged-year-1a2?

What are you seeing in your local market?

What have you found worked most vs. least that you've heard so far?

Any updates on what you've tried and results over the past week+?