Southern California rents rose 1.5% over the past year, with declines in only 6 of 32 markets, compared to broader price drops last year. Limited new construction, high home prices, and wildfire damage boosting rental demand contributed to rising rents. Outside Southern California, rents rose 0.4%, with declines in just 2 of 16 markets. Nationally, rents fell in 41% of markets, with a median rent of $1,525.
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