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Boston Multifamily Rents Hit a Trough After Falling Since March

Landlords Continue to Increase Concessions
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By Todd Galvin
CoStar Analytics
June 16, 2020 | 9:37 P.M.

Boston multifamily rents finally changed course in late May, as rents began to flatten after nearly two months of declines. Since its peak in mid-March, rents have decreased by roughly 1.4%. As shown in CoStar’s daily rent observations, these rent reductions have appeared to stall, and may even begin to rise. For example, in Las Vegas, a market that was initially hit hard, rents are almost back to pre-pandemic levels.

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