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Updated over 5 years ago, 04/11/2019

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Vlad Denisov
  • Glendale, CA
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Projected income growth and rent inflation

Vlad Denisov
  • Glendale, CA
Posted

Hello everyone, 

1. According to this statistics the average rent inflation rate from 2010 to 2018 is 3.11% per year. During the recession the rate went to:

2.28% in 2009

0.23% in 2010

1.71% in 2011

2.65% in 2012

2.83% in 2013

And it finally came back to average rate in 2014 (3.15%)

So, we have 5 years with rents growth being below average rate, so we would have a loss in comparison with a long-run where we get 3.11%. Average rate for those 5 year was 1.87%. Does it mean that we are pretty safe on a multi-family investment from the point of view of income? It seems if the average rent grow by 40% less than average but it is still a positive number, our NOI is fine to protect us from a lot of issues. Is it the vacancy factor which matters the most that I'm missing?

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