Considering Housing Vacancy Rates In Terms of Supply and Demand [View article]
Paul. Thanks for the comment.
Effectively, giving away one month free is the same as lower rent when you look at annual income. In the end, if a rental sits vacant for too long, prices will adjust to create some kind of incentive to get someone in the place. If not, then the landlord is sitting on 100% loss for the month.
WIth the inventory out there that is sitting vacant, I don't know that it will take too long until we see these adjustments.
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Paul. Thanks for the comment.
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Effectively, giving away one month free is the same as lower rent when you look at annual income. In the end, if a rental sits vacant for too long, prices will adjust to create some kind of incentive to get someone in the place. If not, then the landlord is sitting on 100% loss for the month.
WIth the inventory out there that is sitting vacant, I don't know that it will take too long until we see these adjustments.