"Population growth and employment gains have combined to create the greatest disparity in rent growth percentage between key apartment markets since the pandemic...𝙒𝙃𝙄𝙇𝙀 𝙄𝙉 π™Žπ™Šπ™π™π™ƒ π™π™‡π™Šπ™π™„π˜Ώπ˜Ό π˜Όπ™‹π˜Όπ™π™π™ˆπ™€π™‰π™ π™‚π™π™Šπ™’π™π™ƒ π™„π™Ž π˜Ύπ™‡π™„π™ˆπ˜½π™„π™‰π™‚ – π™‹π™€π™π™π™Šπ™π™ˆπ™„π™‰π™‚ π˜½π™€π™π™π™€π™ π™π™ƒπ˜Όπ™‰ 𝙄𝙉 π˜Όπ™‰π™” π˜Όπ™π™€π˜Ό 𝙄𝙉 𝙏𝙃𝙀 π˜Ύπ™Šπ™π™‰π™π™π™” – the opposite is the case for the Bay Area in Northern California." (Article link below.) http://www.globest.com/2024/03/26/south-florida-and-bay-area-truly-a-tale-of-two-apartment-markets/