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Rent prices hit all-time high, but reports signal a coming cool down

September 28, 2022/

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Rent prices climbed to an all-time high in September, according to Zumper data published Tuesday.

Prices are up more than eleven percent compared to 2021. The average one-bedroom costs $1,503 per month, while the average two-bedroom costs $1,845.

 

By: Joseph Peters

 

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