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Justin Goodin
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Markets That Have Fully Recovered From COVID

Justin Goodin
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Rents nationwide have already recovered. National rents are now 0.6% greater than pre-pandemic rents. Also, 14 metros have occupancy levels and rents above pre-pandemic levels – either because they’ve fully recovered or weren’t impacted enough by the pandemic.

Yardi lists 14 different markets that have fully recovered from COVID. 

Here are the top 5:

1. Raleigh, NC

2. Portland, OR

3. Phoenix, AZ

4. Denver, CO

5. Indianapolis, IN

Do any of these markets surprise you? Are you seeing metrics back to normal in assets you have under management?

Thanks to Joe Fairless for sharing the Yardi report. Check it out here.

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