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8 Out of 10 New Apartment Buildings Were High-End in 2017
HIGH-END CONSTRUCTION BY CITY
16 cities are getting exclusively high-end rentals in 2018
Of the nation’s 30 largest cities, there are 6 urban areas were renters saw nothing but high-end apartments in 2017, while in the first part of 2018, there are 16 cities where all new apartments are top-grade. Dallas, Fort Worth, Boston, Las Vegas, Baltimore, and Louisville, KY are on the 2017 list. Pricey cities like San Francisco, L.A., Denver, and Chicago are on the 2018 list alongside more affordable ones, like Jacksonville, Detroit, Charlotte, and El Paso.