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Updated over 4 years ago,
Rental market indicators
I was looking at the population change and owner-occupied housing units between some cities to understand their correlation to rental market potential.
The data source is - https://www.census.gov
- The percentage change in Hemet is 8.5% and the owner-occupied housing rate is 58%
- The percentage change in Moreno Valley is 10.2% and the owner-occupied housing rate is 61%
- The percentage change in Laquinta is 11.4% and the owner-occupied housing rate is 71.8%
- The percentage change in Indio is 15.9% and the owner-occupied housing rate is 69.5%
- The percentage change in Menifee is 22.5% and the owner-occupied housing rate is 76.5%
- The percentage change in Beaumont is 38.5% and the owner-occupied housing rate is 76.7%
Any of these indicators (solo) or combined indicates any rental market potential?
In the case of Hemet, the population change is less but the owner-occupied housing rate is also less. Does this mean there is more rental potential than Beaumont though the percent population change is high but the owner-occupied housing rate is high, 76.7%?
Thoughts? or should I be looking at some other indicators to truly understand rental potential?
FYI:
Population, percent change is: April 1, 2010 (estimates base) to July 1, 2019, (V2019)
Owner-occupied housing unit rate is: 2014-2018