Tag Archives: vacancy rate

Despite slowing job growth in the face of lingering COVID restrictions near the end of Q2 2021, the San Diego apartment market is seeing record breaking demand and growth. This was the message conveyed by Josh Ohls, Director of Market Analytics for CoStar during a recent Mid-Year State of the Market. County-wide, San Diego has […]

The San Diego region is one of high rents, low vacancies, and low cap rates, so say two reports recently covered by the San Diego Daily Transcript. New data, comparing rent growth number year-over-year found that San Diego rents as of March 2017 had reached $1,748 an increase of nearly 8% from last year. This […]

We continue our look at the CoStar’s State of the U.S. Multifamily Market presentation by digging deeper into the individual multifamily metro markets and how San Diego in particular continues to see record coverage. Discussing multifamily from an individualistic level, Michael Cohan, an industry expert within CoStar, maintains that vacancy in specific tiers of metro […]

It hasn’t been this hard to find an apartment in San Diego County in a dozen years. The San Diego County Apartment Association reported Tuesday that the apartment vacancy rate in the county is down to 2.8 percent. That means if you’re looking for a place to rent, only 2.8 percent of the units would […]